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       Status: Incomplete => Invalid

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Title:
  Modem volume not turned off by AT&FH0M0.

Status in “system-tools-backends” package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  When going online with ppp0 the modem can be heard dialling and
  negoiating regardless of the `Modem Volume' setting in network-admin.
  Changing the volume setting shows a corresponding change in the chat
  file's Hayes commands but they're not having an affect although I
  succesfully get online.

  I think the problem is the chat file has commands after the `&F' reset
  factory defaults command.  It seems my modem (from Demon Internet in the
  UK) prefers the `H0M0' to be on a separate AT command, or as part of the
  D[TP].

  Here's the default /etc/chatscripts/ppp0 which is always noisy.

      TIMEOUT 60 
      ABORT ERROR 
      ABORT BUSY 
      ABORT VOICE 
      ABORT "NO CARRIER" 
      ABORT "NO DIALTONE" 
      ABORT "NO DIAL TONE" 
      ABORT "NO ANSWER" 
      "" "ATZ" 
      "" "AT&FH0M0" 
      OK-AT-OK "ATDT08089916001" 
      TIMEOUT 75
      CONNECT

  Here's my edited version which is always silent.

      TIMEOUT 60 
      ABORT ERROR 
      ABORT BUSY 
      ABORT VOICE 
      ABORT "NO CARRIER" 
      ABORT "NO DIALTONE" 
      ABORT "NO DIAL TONE" 
      ABORT "NO ANSWER" 
      "" "ATZ" 
      "" "AT&F" 
      OK-AT-OK "ATH0M0" 
      OK "ATDT08089916001" 
      TIMEOUT 75
      CONNECT

  I tried this one to see if a delay after the &F before the DT would give
  time for the &F effects to settle down but it too was noisy.

      TIMEOUT 60 
      ABORT ERROR 
      ABORT BUSY 
      ABORT VOICE 
      ABORT "NO CARRIER" 
      ABORT "NO DIALTONE" 
      ABORT "NO DIAL TONE" 
      ABORT "NO ANSWER" 
      "" "ATZ" 
      "" "AT&FH0M0" 
      OK "AT"
      OK "ATDT08089916001" 
      TIMEOUT 75
      CONNECT

  One other interesting thing, chat's syslog shows that the trailing `0'
  of `H0M0' is often missing from the text received from the modem.

      send (ATZ^M)
      send (AT&FH0M0^M)
      expect (OK)
   -> ATZ^MAT&FH0M^M
      OK
       -- got it 
      send (ATDT08089916001^M)
      timeout set to 75 seconds
      expect (CONNECT)
      ^M
      ATDT08089916001^M^M
      CONNECT

  But not always, here it was echoed back but it was also still noisy so
  the lack of `0' doesn't tally with the lack of `ATM0' behaviour.

      send (ATZ^M)
      send (AT&FH0M0^M)
      expect (OK)
      ATZ^MAT&FH0M0^M
      OK
       -- got it 
      send (ATDT08089916001^M)
      timeout set to 75 seconds
      expect (CONNECT)
      ^M
      ATDT08089916001^M^M
      CONNECT

  Please split the `&F' from the following commands so they have an effect
  on a wider range of modems.

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