On Mon, 29 May 2000 20:16:43 -0500, The Wizard wrote:
Ok!!! That did it. Thanks to everyone. I changed the base to Base 0x3E8 and
then also clicked on the login script. And it works. Once again, thanks to
everyone and their suggestions.
jeff
Great !!!
Welcome to the world of "Windoze-free
Dale wrote:
I think a lot of users (like
myself) are not aware of whether their ISP support PAP/CHAP or even
what it is, especially a Windows user trying Arachne for the first
time.
Exactly, since Windows (AFAIK) *always* uses PAP/CHAP there's no point in
making it harder for people to
On 30 May 00 at 11:16, Bernie wrote:
Dale wrote:
I think a lot of users (like
myself) are not aware of whether their ISP support PAP/CHAP or even
what it is, especially a Windows user trying Arachne for the first
time.
Exactly, since Windows (AFAIK) *always* uses PAP/CHAP there's no point in
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: connection question
On Sun, 28 May 2000 21:28:04 -0500, The Wizard wrote:
Hi,
I can connect to my local ISP with the PPP dialer that was setup with the
wizard. It connects. Then instead of inputting the username and password
that I have saved, I have
Thanks for the advice. I don't get any special characters. What I get is
this:
MINITERM 1.40 - external dialer for PPP/SLIP drivers. (c)1998 xChaos
software.
* Reading configuration file C:\ARACHNE\ARACHNE.CFG
* Initializing modem. Press Esc to abort.
ATZ
OK
* Dialing 111- Press Esc to
Jeff,
The phrase,
"* Terminal mode. Press Alt+P or F7 to exit and try PPP (SLIP)" is highly
misleading. It does *not* mean to exit Arachne, but to *exit* terminal mode
and go online.
At this point, I, too, was confused, and not wanting to exit Arachne, I
waited and waited and got the
Dale Mentzer wrote:
It is a good idea to get everything working manually before
setting up for terminal autologin or PAP/CHAP authentication.
I don't understand why "we" (the majority of the list) always recomend
people to try and login manually - PAP/CHAP is much easier (to set up) so
IMHO
On 29 May 00 at 12:27, The Wizard wrote:
* Leaving MINITERM and trying SLIP/PPP. Press Ctrl+Pause to abort.
Then it waits for a bit and I get an error message:
PPP link is down, no driver installed.
I take it then that the Dospppd.exe works but the PPP parts does not. I
checked the PPP.log and
On 29 May 00 at 22:18, Bernie wrote:
I don't understand why "we" (the majority of the list) always recomend
people to try and login manually - PAP/CHAP is much easier (to set up) so
IMHO that should be used as the first alternative. How many ISPs don't use
PAP/CHAP anyway? (except Freeweb that
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 6:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: connection question
The Wizard wrote:
* Leaving MINITERM and trying SLIP/PPP. Press Ctrl+Pause to abort.
Then it waits for a bit and I get an error message:
PPP link is down, no driver installed.
I take
On Mon, 29 May 2000 18:25:32 -0500, Clarence Verge wrote:
snip
If that doesn't fix the problem (which is probably due to a "hole" in the
bios comm list) you will have to either:
Move your modem to a lower comm # so you have a continuous list (like 1,2,3)
OR run a piece of software every
"The Wizard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I don't get any special characters.
What I get is this:
MINITERM 1.40 - external dialer for PPP/SLIP drivers. (c)1998 xChaos
software.
* Reading configuration file C:\ARACHNE\ARACHNE.CFG
* Initializing modem. Press Esc to
Hi,
I can connect to my local ISP with the PPP dialer that was setup with the
wizard. It connects. Then instead of inputting the username and password
that I have saved, I have a login screen and have to manually login. Then
after that I can't do anything, I thought it should go back to the
On 28 May 00 at 21:28, The Wizard wrote:
I can connect to my local ISP with the PPP dialer that was setup with the
wizard. It connects. Then instead of inputting the username and password
that I have saved, I have a login screen and have to manually login. Then
after that I can't do anything, I
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