Dan Brown wrote:
> From: Pliler Main Unit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > I didn't hAVe a modem (except USB), now I put an external
> > serial port modem on and tried to go back to KPPP, and query
> > the modem, it said it couldn't find one.
>
> Which port is your modem attached to? Which device is kppp set to
> use for the modem? Most likely, kppp is set to use /dev/modem. If so,
> you've got two choices. First, you can change kppp to use
> /dev/ttyS[com-1] for the modem, where [com-1] is one less than the com
> port number where the modem's attached--if your modem is on com3:, you'd
> use /dev/ttyS2. The second option is to do this as root:
>
> # cd /dev
> # rm modem
> # ln -s ttyS[com-1] modem
>
> Either way, this should set kppp up to use your modem on the correct
> port.
Another way is to open a terminal and type "modemtool" at the prompt. This
lets you assign /dev/modem to the actual port of the serial modem.
Choose from:
/dev/cua0 com1
/dev/cua1 com2
/dev/cua2 com3
/dev/cua3 com4
Gilbert
