Hi Edward,
Thanks for the tip - it works! I can now move on to tuning diald.
I also found that John Adams' suggested fix works. It enables /dev/ttyS0 to be used.
So the choice seems to be either to accept the error messages about using /dev/cua0
or to patch pppd in order to use /dev/ttyS0.
Iain
On Thu, Dec 30, 1999, 12:46:24 am GMT Edward Dekkers wrote:
>> I guess this starts to point the finger at:
>>
>> - pppd or
>> - the linux implementation for the Mac or
>> - the way diald handles devices or
>> - something else ....
>>
>> I'd appreciate your comments and help on how to proceed with sorting
>things out.
>>
>
>Iain, could you do me a favour and let me know?
>
>Change you device in diald.conf to /dev/cua0
>
>You'll get an warning not to use it, but I find it makes it work. I don't
>know why. It's a problem I can't figure out myself.
>
>Edward Dekkers (Director)
>Triple D Computer Services Pty. Ltd.
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>
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