On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 10:54, you wrote: > Hi Andrew, > playing againand tried running wvdialconf. and it ses no such file > is there something else I should have put in?? > Regards Alan
Hi Alan, This message came to the list. So I am replying to the list. It is likely that wvdial is not installed by default, so you will have to install it. The package name is 'wvdial', and you can install it with Synaptic, or from the command line (as root) with apt-get install wvdial I don't know about Synaptic, but if you do it via the command line with apt-get then at the end of installation you will be asked to enter your ISP and login details. Then type wvdial to try and connect. I'd like to stress that wvdial is an alternative to kppp, and that kppp is probably the best application for you to use based on your particular circumstances. HTH, Andrew
