Tom Berkley wrote:
> B
>
> Try this as root:
>
> /bin/setserial /dev/ttyS1 auto_irq skip_test autoconfig (also try
> ttyS0)
>
> start kppp, go to setup and modem, then use the modem query function to
> see if it will find the modem
> if it does not find the modem, disable the modem in the bios and get
> yourself a 3Com 3CCM156 pcmcia modem. Its one of the best that I have
> tried. Works great in windows and linux. With the standard pcmcia linux
> package you can be braindead and the modem will still work for
> you.(Trevor notwithstanding).
Hey! Now that's getting personal! <g> I can't help it if computers misbehave
just 'cause I get near them!
>
>
> Tom
>
> PS if you get a modem busy when you query the modem, do not worry. use
> setserial to change the irq to another unused interrupt and then set it
> back to 3 which is standard issue for ttyS1 or 4 for ttyS0
