On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 02:49:08PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What is the correct way to tell my modem to do an ATM0 (shut it up) in this
> script?
I tried all sorts of things, but the only thing that worked was to
change the ATZ line to this:
'' 'ATZ' OK ATZ OK ATM0
I don't speak Hayes, so
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What is the correct way to tell my modem to do an ATM0 (shut it up) in this
> script?
I changed the line that causes the dialout to occur to include M0.
The line previously read "ATDT865", it now reads "ATM0DT865".
j.
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Kevin writes:
> What is the correct way to tell my modem to do an ATM0 (shut it up) in
> this script?
Replace ATZ in the line right after '# modeminit' with ATM0.
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What is the correct way to tell my modem to do an ATM0 (shut it up) in this
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Alex writes:
> Why don't THEY tell us these things?
Who are "THEY"?
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Problem fixed---I had first run pppconfig and later
tried to edit /etc/chatscripts/provider and
/etc/ppp/peers/provider files not realizing that pppconfig
had already taken care of those files. My 'editing'
messed up things.
I cleaned out the two files plus pppconfig and starte
alex wrote:
I had no problem configuring /etc/chatscripts/provider in Progeny Debian
but the one in Debian Woody has a different
format that gives me a problem. I can't figure out what
kind of data should be entered and how it should be entered.
I couldn't find any info about this.
Alex writes:
> I had no problem configuring /etc/chatscripts/provider in Progeny Debian
> but the one in Debian Woody has a different format that gives me a
> problem.
The format is exactly the same.
> I can't figure out what kind of data should be entered and how it should
&
I had no problem configuring /etc/chatscripts/provider in
Progeny Debian but the one in Debian Woody has a different
format that gives me a problem. I can't figure out what
kind of data should be entered and how it should be entered.
I couldn't find any info about this.
1. What data
IIRC i think the AT commands are L and M
oh joi the good old says of trouble shooting modems while working at tech
support
- Original Message -
From: "Alan Chen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: /etc/chatscripts/provide
If you use Windowmaker, you can use wmppp which monitors if your
connected, the connection speed, etc. It probably works fine with
other window managers, but they tend to have their own, more native
looking applets.
If I recall the AT command set might also have a volume control. ATVn
where n=0-3
When I dial up to the net the modem connects but the
volume is so loud that I have to turn the speaker
down, but then I have to turn it up to hear any mp3's
etc..or get blasted out. As root I added atm0=off
above the line OK-AT-OK ATDT and that turns
off the speaker, but then it is hard to tell w
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