Start with something simple, like make sure that you have a link in
/dev/modem pointing to the right device such as ttySX where the X is
either 0 for com1 or 1 for com2.
IOW, do this as root:
ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/modem

Then call up minicom and issue the simple command atz and see if your
modem echos back OK. If it does then you have a connection to the
modem and your script to dial is probably wrong, but you will need to
give more info from your log files, i.e. /var/log/messages.


>>>>> "i" == ivan  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

i> Hello everyone!!! 

i> I have tried to connect my RH5.0
i> in the Internet, but all the con-
i> figurations that I improved failed. 
i> I tempted to configure in the control-
i> panel, or thus using a script, or
i> doing by hand, but it don't make. 
i> Finally, thinking that the problem
i> could be with the modem, I tempted
i> to dial using minicom, etc... but 
i> the modem don't make any noise. 
i> By the way, I can to use it to
i> dial up in win95. 
i> Is this a problem with my modem
i> (I don't know if it is Plug-and-play
i>  or no) ? Or with the kernel ? 
i> Are there restrictions in dialing
i> from linux using a plug-and-play
i> modem ? 

i> Can someone give me some answsers ?
i> it's very depreciate to use win95
i> to connect me with the web ! 

i> Thanks !!! 

i> Ivan. 




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