Re: Red Hat 6.0 with Modem

["pldevand" <pldevand@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Rosarin,

I did the stuff you had suggested and my linux was able to identify the
modem ...
now the problem is that when i use the minicom it says no dialtone .. i
don't know where to change the line you told me to .. where is its
configuration file kept .. and how do i get out of minicom right now i just
kill it from another session ..!!!

also i tried using kde's kppp and i was able to remove the initialization
line to at but still it says no dialtone ... i have a tcpip account so do
let me know how do i configure it according to it ....

thanks,
sachin devand
- -----Original Message-----
From: Rosarin Roy <rosarinjroy@xxxxxxxxx>
To: linux-india@xxxxxxxxx <linux-india@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tuesday, July 20, 1999 6:30 PM
Subject: RE: Red Hat 6.0 with Modem


>This is how u have to confihure u'r modem
>
>go to /dev directory
>make a symbolic link to the port in which u'r modem is connected
>in the name modem
>(e.g) ln -s cua1 modem
>then change the group to uucp
>chgroup modem uucp
>now start u'r minicom dialer
>it will initialize the modem
>if u try to connect to initernet in shell account,remove initialisation
line
>in minicom and just keep it as "at"
>this is because it will say "no dial tone"
>now give the "at" command
>(eg)atdp2368560
>connet to the net and enjoy
>
>
>-----Original Message------
>From: "pldevand" <pldevand@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: "linux"<linux-india@xxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: July 19, 1999 3:51:49 PM GMT
>Subject: Red Hat 6.0 with Modem
>
>
>Hi,
>
>Can anyone tell me how to configure a modem with red hat linux 6.0.
>
>thanks,
>sachin devand
>
>
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