Hi all: sorry to bug you all about this, but I thought I would throw
it out to those with more experience.
I've got a USR external 56K modem...a little Sportster job, I think.
Anyway, regardless of whether I boot into Linux or Windows, I have to
dial-up anywhere from once to 10 times before I
Jeff Maxson said:
not against purchasing a new chip and then borrowing a soldering iron if
that would be cheaper... Ideas?
I've used a lot of modems and never had one go bad on me yet(maybe I'm
lucky). but it sounds to me that the problem is the line quality. If
you can, have the phone
I don't think this is necessarily off topic. I too had the same problem,
but it went away when I changed my init string or upgraded the modem's
onboard code, I can't remember which.
You can test init strings with hyperterm, minicom or other such programs.
The atix where x is a number should help
check capacitors and resistors for faults with multimeter, if you dont have a
qualification ill help you,. [sarcasm] you could always get it clean by soaking it in
gasoline overnight.[/sarcasm]
Regards, Dean.
On Sat, 16 Nov 2002 15:41:08 -0600 (CST) Drew Scott Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
also sprach Martin F. Krafft (on Sat, 21 Jul 2001 10:52:41PM +0200):
so i know that the modem works, but i can't get it to work on this
specific machine...
i recall: the machine is an old 486, and back when i upgrade the box
in which this processor was doing its job to an AMD K6, i could not
hi all,
i got an external modem, it's working fine on my laptop on ttyS0, but
when i hook it up to a particular desktop machine (486DX2-66), it's
behaving weirdly. i tried using wvdialconf and minicom, knowing that
the modem is at ttyS0.
furthermore, setserial configures it fine:
embryo:/dev#
Hi,
irq 9 _is_ irq 2. irq 9 - 16 are handled by a secondary interrupt
controller, that's connected to the primary one at irq 2, so irq 2 is
actually the first irq on the second controller, which is irq 9.
At 03:21 PM 4/15/01 -0400, you wrote:
hi guys,
sorry for flooding then, for i in
- Original Message -
From: Gl Elad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MaD dUCK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 8:30 PM
Subject: Re: modem troubles solved
Hi,
irq 9 _is_ irq 2. irq 9 - 16 are handled by a secondary interrupt
controller, that's
also sprach Gl Elad (on Mon, 16 Apr 2001 12:30:38PM +0200):
irq 9 _is_ irq 2. irq 9 - 16 are handled by a secondary interrupt
controller, that's connected to the primary one at irq 2, so irq 2 is
actually the first irq on the second controller, which is irq 9.
well, i knew that but setting
hi, i have this pretty straight forward ISA modem, 33.6 and running
off /dev/ttyS3:
orange:~ setserial -a /dev/ttyS3
/dev/ttyS3, Line 3, UART: 16550A, Port: 0x02e8, IRQ: 3
Baud_base: 115200, close_delay: 50, divisor: 0
closing_wait: 3000
Flags: spd_normal auto_irq
i am
hi guys,
sorry for flooding then, for i in {1..15}; do setserial /dev/modem $i;
minicom; done revealed that it is running not off irq 3, but off irq 2.
weird. when connecting, /proc/interrupts reports the serial driver to
use irq 9. oh well, it works...
thanks though if you spent even a second
On 26 Oct 2000, John Hasler wrote:
Stephen writes:
I just switched from slackware and am trying to get a dialup connection
to work. I've tried bothe pppconfig and wvdial and they both do the same
thing, connect for 8 seconds then drop the connection.
Post copies of
Hello,
I just switched from slackware and am trying to get a dialup
connection to work. I've tried bothe pppconfig and wvdial and they both do
the same thing, connect for 8 seconds then drop the connection. My current
isp is Mindspring.
After using plog I get this,
Connect:
Stephen writes:
I just switched from slackware and am trying to get a dialup connection
to work. I've tried bothe pppconfig and wvdial and they both do the same
thing, connect for 8 seconds then drop the connection.
Post copies of /etc/chatscripts/provider, /etc/ppp/peers/provider,
Hay all.
I'm having much trouble with connections.
Using: Potato, USR 3Com 56K FaxModem (external)
I've got it set up right - the port I/Os and the IRQs are
right (using ttyS0), the initialisation strings are correct,
I'm using hardware control, loggin on to freeserve is OK
(using PAP), the
Just to add to the details, I've just noticed that when dialling,
the noises are louder under windows than under Linux: dunno if
this will make a difference though.
Matthew
Hay all.
I'm having much trouble with connections.
Using: Potato, USR 3Com 56K FaxModem (external)
I've got it set up
greetings all...
i've been having a blast with 2.1 but have run into some troubles with two
modems...
one is an internal zoom faxmodem 56k dual mode.
i was trying to do the basix as the modem howto explains with
kermitthe modem is found with setserial and i set it up with kermit
but
Hi Deb-Users,
I have a problem with a modem called 'SupraExpress 56i pro' a
PCI-56K-Modem.
How can I get access to it with debian.
I can't access it via ttySx
TIA
--
Patrick Mauritz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
not just a number
Hi Deb-Users,
I have a problem with a modem called 'SupraExpress 56i pro' a
PCI-56K-Modem.
How can I get access to it with debian.
I can't access it via ttySx
TIA
One thing to try would be to use isapnp tool, if that modem of yours is,
in fact, pnp. Does seem that way. The package is
I have a Packard Bell 166 MHz Pentium Tower.
I have suddenly lost BOTH the internal modem and all sound.
I have installed an external modem and configued it, using
Windows 95, for Serial Port 2, but that does not correct
my problem with no sound.
Are the modem and sound on the same card in this
On Sat, 30 Aug 1997, Dan Gannon, WA5ANF wrote:
I have a Packard Bell 166 MHz Pentium Tower.
I have suddenly lost BOTH the internal modem and all sound.
I have installed an external modem and configued it, using
Windows 95, for Serial Port 2, but that does not correct
my problem with no
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