I'm have never used xisp before, never heard of it, but what is sounds
like is it could be a terminal program, and those wierd chatacters are (in
most programs) probably ppp trying to 'handshanck' into a ppp session.
If it is just a termnail program trying exiting it, without reseting the
modem and then try pppd /dev/modem to start the ppp daemon . You would
need to config it if you haven't already, the /etc/pppp/options file and
the /etc/rc.conf file.
If it is a dialer/ppp program I don't know if I could help. If it is, one
thing you may want to look for is a settings that tells it when to start
the ppp session when it see the 'this' string.
>
> I've had some sucess getting connected to my isp with xisp. The
> modem will dial the right number, the login prompt and password
> prompt are answered, but instead of receiving an assigned ip, a
> string of wierd characters continues in what appears to be an un-
> ending sentence.
> Thanks for your help.
> Jon
>
> Jon Dowd - Ashland, Oregon USA
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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