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I reinstalled rh linux and when i setup my internet conection it is very slow but it used to work great before and it works with windows, what could cause this.
Mine is really slow too, 24K. I hope someone can help. A friend of mine used to get about 40K or so. Maybe I should put windoze on a machine and check it out.
That was first purpose in the post. Here's the second one. BUMP.
the speed test link didn't work so i don't know how to do that but
when i dial in it connects at 115200 but the page dosent open when i type www.linuxquestions.com or whatever and when i click on the blinking lights in my system try for kppp I then click on details and it shows the speed that my modem is transfering data
and it shows at the botem that it is only 0.1 to 0.4 on my windows computer it is usuly around 4.5 kbps.
hope that explains it.
OOPS I ment to put linuxquestions.org for an example
Last edited by matt_w_lambert; 08-31-2003 at 03:25 PM.
ok I got it working I went into the kernel editor thingy in kde and changed a few things around and i went into the redhat-config-network and mesed with that and now it works i thought i had tryed everything but i guess i missed somthing
it is still slow but i think that might be my isp i only pay $5.00/ month i guess i can't commplain
You say it connects at 11500. The highest a modem can connect is 53k-56k. 11500 is probably the serial port speed. I understand kppp may be reporting that for the speed (which is good since that is what the serial port should be at).
Then you say when you try and go to linuxquestions.org it doesnt open,
then you say its going at .5 kb/s.
Yeah, that site is down. Try the speed test hereand here
It seems like you have a wrong init string. What modem do you have and what string did you use/ is kppp using? Internal or External modem? serial, usb, pci, isa?
I went into the kernel editor thingy in kde and changed a few things around
That wont do anything except change a few lines in your .config file if you have one. I really dont think you should mess about with trying to recompile your kernel just yet.
You might need to install the kernel sources though, to install a modem driver update.
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