> 1 Logged in as myself, switched to root then issued pppd call speedtch.
> Output appended below.
> Click on Firefox and page opens and allows me to visit other websites.
> ping 68.142.226.54 produces the line '64 bytes from 68.142.226.54 icmp_seq=31
> ttl=57 time = xxx'.
> The value of xxx increments for several seconds until eventually I close the
> terminal window.
>
> 2 Switch user from root to myself and Firefox opens without problems; ping
> result as before.
>
> 3 Reboot, click Firefox, get 'www.novell.com cannot be found' message; open
> terminal window,
> issue su and pppd etc commands, this time Firefox opens OK.
>From this is seems clear that pppd is not being run, or is being run
>unsuccessfully at system
boot time.
> 4 Reboot into Windows, back into Suse, open terminal window for su/pppd etc,
> this time
> I get only the first 7 lines of the script below, just up to 'sent' but with
> no 'rcvd'
> (although line 4 says 'using channel 0'). This line repeats over and over
> again.
> When I try to open Firefox I'm back to the 'www.novell.com cannot be found'
> message.
> Retrying pppd call speedtch has no effect.
This is interesting. It seems clear that the firmware loaded ok, since
otherwise
pppd would have failed at once. The most likely explanation is that the line is
failing to synchronize. Next time you get into this situation (pppd call
speedtch
gets stuck at "send"), can you please send me the output of the following
commands:
(a)
dmesg | grep "ATM\|speedtch"
(b)
cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
(you may need to do
mount -t usbfs usbfs /proc/bus/usb
as root before trying (b)).
Also:
(c)
cat /proc/net/atm/speed*
Thanks a lot,
Duncan.
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