On Fri, 17 Dec 1999 16:04:08 -0500 Karen Lewellen wrote:
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> and that
> wonderful b386 kit by john lewis. which also runs my icq.
> both programs use the exact log in information for my ppp/ip service,
> mindspring. same userid and same password. even the same phone numbers,
> and same modems start up string.
> however, while nettamer is having no trouble negotiating ppp link, for
> some reason linx is having a fit. first after my pasword is sent, i get
> gibberish in terms of speech, and am told i get a message on the screen
> suggesting a script problem "script change," i am told. hard to say as it
> happens very fast.
> on the second attempt, and if i exit the program and start all over, i get
> "ppp link is gone, driver not installed," followed by the termination
> process with the added, " no packet driver found at that address."
> any ideas? it was working just fine as late as maybe tuesday. and i have
> changed nothing at all. i think it may be a provider thing, but why does
> nettamer work without problems? just to test i got a completely new copy of
> john's kit and installed it. same problem.
> opinions?
Hello Karen:
I have my Bobcat version 8 beta set up the same way you do. Got it also
from John Lewis at the VE3LGS home page. Had the system running fine,
and then later on I ran into some kind of script problem. I studied the
sample file NETDIAL.STD and made some minor changes in NETDIAL.SCR in
accordance with some notes appearing at the bottom of NETDIAL.STD. Also
I changed the 6000 number to 60000. (I think the 6000 number might be
a typo, and should have had an extra zero, but don't know. Anyway,
one of the things I did was change the 6000 to 60000 and now it works.)
As I recall, I made another minor change also. The notes do explain that
you have some room for experimentation here. I would suggest that you
try modifying your NETDIAL.SCR. Make sure that there is a "#" symbol
preceding each line of explanatory text.
Good luck to you!
Sam Heywood
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