This hit the jackpot! After running setserial with uart set to 16550A,
pppd is working now in kernel 2.2. This should be in the FAQ.
The question comes again: why did it work in the 2.0 kernel?
Thanks to all.
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Clifford Kite wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Danny Uy wrote:
>
> |I've been trying to move up to Linux kernel 2.2 and everything seems to
> |work except for pppd. My ppp scripts work in kernel 2.0 but somehow fails
> |in 2.2.
>
> Notice that pppd sends requests and responds to the peer's request but that
> the peer seems "deaf" to pppd's requests, i.e., it doesn't respond to the
> pppd request with Nak or Ack or Rej.
>
> In every instance of such behavior that I know about the wrong UART was
> configured for device file associated with the modem's serial port. Note
> that the most common serial port UART is a 16550A, regardless of what the
> box or manual or chip says. A device file configurated for 16550 won't
> work.
>
> Doing "setserial /dev/ttySx" shows the basic configuration of the device
> file. /dev/ttySx.
>
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