On Wed, 5 May 1999, Banica Bogdan wrote:
|does anybody has any clue for that:
|
|~~~~~~~~~~
|May 4 19:31:49 LinuxHome pppd[494]: pppd 2.2.0 started by root, uid 0
|May 4 19:32:19 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Serial connection established.
|May 4 19:32:20 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Using interface ppp0
|May 4 19:32:20 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS1
...
|May 4 19:32:50 LinuxHome pppd[494]: LCP: timeout sending
|Config-Requests
|May 4 19:32:50 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Connection terminated.
|May 4 19:32:50 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Receive serial link is not 8-bit
|clean:
|May 4 19:32:50 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Problem: all had bit 7 set to 0
|May 4 19:32:50 LinuxHome pppd[494]: Exit.
|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
|
|May this be a modem initialisation problem...?!
It's very likely a chat script problem. The ISP ppp probably didn't get
started and there is a text prompt at the other end of the wire. Try
changing the chat expect/send CONNECT '' to CONNECT '\d\c' . If it
doesn't work or you don't have that expect/send then post the chat script
or read the "not 8-bit clean" section of the PPP howto, or both.
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