I have somewhat of a similar problem, my ppp connection comes up once. It
dies comming up a second time (if I bring it up manually), it dies after
about 5 times, if I use diald to bring it up. The problem started when I
moved from RH4.2 to RH5.1. It is quite frustrating. So far I've tried kernel
2.0.34 with ppp-2.3.3 & ppp-2.3.5, kernel 2.0.33 with ppp-2.3.5 & ppp-2.2.0,
kernel 2.0.35 with ppp-2.3.5 and kernel 2.0.30 with ppp-2.3.5. Nothing
works.
HELP if you can
Leighton
-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, October 19, 1998 05:49 AM
Subject: Weird ppp logs / pppd freeze
>Hi all,
>
>Has anyone seen this one before:
>
>I have managed to get pppd working finally under Redhat v5.1 by removing
>the Rocketport serial card on which everything ran and running it off a
>plain serial port. I now get a new problem. A connection is established,
>and everything runs fine for around 10 minutes, then the following gets
>logged:
>
>Oct 19 10:45:48 smash kernel: 7 E4 70 04 DC 42 .$..p..B
>Oct 19 10:46:04 smash kernel: 52 4C D5 7E 94 B0 A1 #RL.~...
>Oct 19 10:46:05 smash kernel: EB 7B 9B 34 AC D5 ...{.4..
>Oct 19 10:46:07 smash kernel: A C2 0E 38 CC E0 B3 7D ...8...}
>Oct 19 10:46:08 smash kernel: D 57 94 DD 3B 4D \.}W..;M
>Oct 19 10:46:10 smash kernel: 0F 38 D9 13 A2 BA !G.8....
>Oct 19 10:46:33 smash kernel: B5 2E 96 AE 1E C.......
>Oct 19 10:46:33 smash kernel: 87 A8 09 9B CC 3B D8 &.....;.
>Oct 19 10:46:35 smash kernel: F6 AE BE C8 D3 7J......
>Oct 19 10:46:36 smash kernel: 46 D0 75 16 10 1C 16 ?F.u....
>Oct 19 10:46:39 smash kernel: 3 F9 04 .Y.wj...
>Oct 19 10:46:53 smash kernel: E A2 02 93 56 6B D9 %....Vk.
>Oct 19 10:47:15 smash kernel: 87 95 9E 35 D7 !M....5.
>...
>
>After this the ppp connection hangs - an ftp that was running smoothly
>suddenly stops running and eventually times out.
>
>Has anyone encountered this before?
>
>Regards,
>Graham
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