[Gloucs] Modem again
colin hemley
gloucs at mailman.lug.org.uk
Mon Dec 30 14:50:02 2002
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Hello Jason,
Sorry we are unable to help and sorry to learn of your problem.
Your help with the mandrake manuals has been invaluable. Still wading
through them line by line!
Watching the modem outcome with great interest - to date Themis has been
unable to get our modem to work properly.
Mandrake says that modem cannot be found, so for once Bill Gates has the edge.
Regards,
Colin Hemley
At Sunday 29/12/02 16:04, you wrote:
>Dear all
>
>Some of you helped me sort out my modem problems recently and I am now
>connected using Mandrake 9. I have the same problem with my internal modem
>as I did using Redhat. Basically I get a very slow connection which
>eventually drops to nothing and stalls. Taking some of your advice, I
>decided to buy an external modem. It is a "Diamond SupraExpress 56e PRO
>-serial port" modem.
>
>I have no problem finding the modem using KPPP (& wvdial) and it dials up,
>but when I get to the "Logging onto the network" bit and the log script
>debug window says "Starting pppd". Thats as far as it gets.....
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<font color="#0000FF">Hello Jason,<br><br>
Sorry we are unable to help and sorry to learn of your problem.<br>
Your help with the mandrake manuals has been invaluable. Still
wading through them line by line!<br><br>
Watching the modem outcome with great interest - to date Themis has been
unable to get our modem to work properly.<br>
Mandrake says that modem cannot be found, so for once Bill Gates has the
edge.<br><br>
Regards,<br>
Colin Hemley<br><br>
</font>At Sunday 29/12/02 16:04, you wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite><font face="Times New Roman, Times" size=2>Dear
all<br><br>
Some of you helped me sort out my modem problems recently and I am now
connected using Mandrake 9. I have the same problem with my internal
modem as I did using Redhat. Basically I get a very slow connection which
eventually drops to nothing and stalls. Taking some of your advice, I
decided to buy an external modem. It is a "Diamond SupraExpress 56e
PRO -serial port" modem.<br><br>
I have no problem finding the modem using KPPP (& wvdial) and it
dials up, but when I get to the "Logging onto the network" bit
and the log script debug window says "Starting pppd". Thats as
far as it gets.....</font></blockquote></html>
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