On 23-Jun-98 Chris Mayes wrote:
> Well, the first problem was, indeed an IRQ disagreement (thanks, Steve!). I
> had
> modified it many boots ago, but it is reset after each boot, much to my
> chagrin.
> Firstly, how can I _permanently_ set the IRQ correctly? I don't particularly
> want
> to log in as root every session to reset it.
> Now, on to the second set of problems. The modem now chirps and bubbles
> happily when I run the script. However, it disconnects after a short period
> of
> time. What could cause this? I have stapled my scripts to this mail, so's
> you
> guys can point out my stupidity. Keep in mind that they have been run
> through the
> DOS wringer to get to this mail, so the names are naturally screwed up. Let
> me
> know if you find anything. Thanks again! Your support is saving my sanity
>:-)
>
>
> -Chris
>
Either create a file in /etc/rc.d name rc.serial (remember to make it an
executable shell script like rc.local) and add the setserial command there, or
just add it to the end of rc.local.
Why are you fighting with scripts? Have you tried using netcfg? Just "add" a
PPP link, make it use PAP, mark it as user controllable, and you're done. Use
usernet to bring the link up and down.
--
Steve Borho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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