Well,
after racking my poor tired old head for days, I finally retraced my
path to where I learned this in the first place:
http://www.zoltrix.com/Modem-qa.htm
in the "miscellaneous" section. The originating modem sends ATX3DT and the
answering modem sends ATA.
I remember that it worked for my NTi386-Mac link, but I can't get it to
fly now. It may be that one end of the link is an internal laptop modem
that's not fully AT compatible. So, yeah, Gene, if you were that
motivated, I'd be curious as to your results.
--
Doc Shipley
Network Guy
TARL Labs, UT
On Mon, 31 May 1999, Gene Hand wrote:
> hey.. I'm new to the list so I don't know if yall have been over this.. I
> remember doing this back in the day.. *whips out modem manual* I think it
> just involved sending an ATX1 to the modem to disable the "NO DIAL TONE"
> error message. then an ATD on one modem and ATA on the other. If that
> doesn't do it let me know and maybe I'll actually test something around here..
>
> >> I got a little obsessed over the modem-to-modem file transfer idea, cause
> >> I did that a long time ago with 2 Win3.1 boxes, and I couldn't remember
> >> how... I still don't know how I did it in "Terminal", and THAT's still
> >> makin me nuts, but the Leased-Line Mini-HOWTO tells how to do it in Linux.
> >> If anybody remembers the string to force the modem into hardware
> >> handshake without a dialtone, LMK.
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> --
> >> Doc Shipley
> >> Network Guy
> >> TARL Labs, UT
>
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