Le jeu 15/01/2004 à 12:07, Gerard Forns a écrit : > I have run the command: > > /usr/sbin/slmodemd --country=SPAIN /dev/modem > > And now when I execute "pon", my syslog shows the fallowing output: > > Jan 15 12:05:25 marmellar pppd[6772]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0 > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: abort on (BUSY) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: abort on (NO CARRIER) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: abort on (VOICE) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: abort on (NO DIALTONE) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: send (ATZW2^M) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: expect (OK) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: ATZW2^M^M > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: OK > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: -- got it > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: send (ATDT<put^M) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: expect (phone) > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: ^M > Jan 15 12:05:26 marmellar chat[6773]: ATDT<put^M^M > > Does it means that my modem is running? Now I am not phisically plugged > into telephone line and mayby the abort messages are due that I am > umplugged. This night I will try to plug it and I will tell you something. >
hummm . don't know .. i personnly use wwvdial and when i intalled the debian package it configured evrything by itself. but what i can see in your log means, IMO, that you didn't specify a good/valid phone number ... Benoit -- Also we should remember that unfortunately free software is not widely used because people prefer to have something to plug'n'play and not something to configure'n'work. Pier Luca.
