I also got wvdial to work this weekend. Seems to be connected but I can't "go"
anywhere in any app. Tried via Netscape and
one of the xftp's and lynx. I don't recall the exact error messages but something to
the effect that it can't find the
server. I noticed that the primary and secondary dns numbers were not the same as I
use when setting up in Windows. I
saved logged the dial up sessions and thought I put them in a fat partition but can't
locate it. I don't have time to boot
to linux this a.m., i'll get the exact messages tonight.
Tim
tf wrote:
> hey all
>
> Well, by following my isp's advice, and using wvdial, I can actually connect with
>Linux (yee haw).
> Problems: I'm not sure how to setup XFmail. Plus, running the Netscape 4.5 (off
>the cd) is a pain.. any action I
> take is followed by my hd spinning its head off, with no other results. I wound up
>killing x to escape. sounded like
> a lawn mower.
>
> can I fix that?
>
> -tf
>
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