On Sun, Mar 23, 2003 at 03:03:28AM -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote: > pon... I can tell your a debian user! I dont have pon, nor plog, but I do have pon, poff, pon, poff
> run ppp in debug mode, no usefull info though. > from /var/log/messages: > > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: timeout set to 60 seconds > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: abort on (ERROR) > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: abort on (BUSY) > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: abort on (NO CARRIER) > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: abort on (NO DIALTONE) > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: send (AT&FH0^M) > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: expect (OK) > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: ^M > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: NO CARRIER > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: -- failed > Mar 23 03:53:14 test chat[465]: Failed (NO CARRIER) > Mar 23 03:53:15 test pppd[464]: Exit. > Gee... failed, not much info there! I knew it failed, but not exactly why or > what to fix! Lok at the times: everything at 3:53:14, something is wrong on your system. Not that the times are wrong, but it is all within the same second, no time for a remote system to respond. Not that it matters in this case because the phone hasn't even dialed. It looks like ppp sent "AT&FH0^M" and waited an OK. It instead got a ^M and NO CARRIER. I would load up minicom or some other terminal program, then type in "AT". You should get OK. Then I'd type in AT&FH0 which should be reset to factory defaults (F) and hang up (H0). If not, I'd look in the modem manual to figure out what the proper init string is, then I'd reconfigure ppp to use this as the config string. Also notice ppp says "we're going to abort if we get error, busy, no carrier, no dialtone." THe modem said no carrier, when it should have said OK, so ppp exitted. Cory _______________________________________________ Eug-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
