Modem
Hi Guys!!!
i am new to linux and i am having problem connecting to internet. You see i have this conexant modem who driver i think is already been recognized by linux. when i use the command "lspci" while i am logged in as root it shows me the name of my modem along with other devices. Now as i have migraged from win XP i am more like comfortable with using the GNOME environment. i configured my modem using network configuration and set it to "ttyS0" . But when i use to activate the device my mouse use to hang up and i had to terminate the session. i used "minicom -s" command and realized that it is the port ttyS1 which is (might be i dont know) connected with my modem device. therefore i configured my mdem" to ttys1" using network configurationg in GNOME. Now the problem was when i use to activate it it did activate the device but i never found any button whtsoever to connect to internet. when i used "wvdial" the last statement was modem not responding. After all this i used kppp setup my modem on ttyS1 and did all the usual stuff. Now when i connect it says "The Modem is busy" (also i downloaded the patch from linmodems and tried the driver from there too no effect ) plz help |
This may help.
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO |
Have you tried to set your device to /dev/modem? i think conexant drivers link this by default.
Hope this helps |
if the modem is configured correctly and the driver is loaded ..etc. then this link may help as well.
http://axion.physics.ubc.ca/ppp-linux.html good luck. |
You see guys i am using Red Hat linux 9 and i was refering to the guide from internet (thats avaible on red hat site) and there was this recommendation to use the port address when configuring the modem instead of /dev/modem anyways i tried it it was not of much use, it said" Modem is busy"
i am really stressed out. |
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