In case anyone regarded my last message on that thread as a flame, it was
not.
The question is, how can one insert data into the serial stream (even when
it is idle) when pppd owns the lock one that port?
I would be interested to know what my modem is really doing, since it is a
USR Sportster tha
Niels wrote:
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> On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Dan Hugo wrote:
>
> > The question is, how to access the modem to send AT strings while online
> > (rather, how to insert "+++"
> > into the data stream to the modem, then the AT command, get the response
> > back, and put it back online).
>
> You want to swi
I have had an intermittent problem with my USR connecting at 14400 instead
of 28800 and solved it by changing the connect string that chat was
expecting from "CONNECT" to "CONNECT 2".
Frank
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Trouble?
I am not sure how this would work with a PPP connection open (and thus,
the device locked for PPP use),
but USR modems support an AT command,
ATIn, where n=0-7, and ATI6 returns link diagnostics, including current
transmit and receive speeds
(I have seen it working before, and it is probably the i
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>On 07:06:32 Lawrence wrote:
>>>Martin Steigerwald wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
>>> the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
>>>
>>> I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud an
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> On 2 Jul, Lawrence wrote:
> > Martin Steigerwald wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi!
> >>
> >> Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
> >> the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
> >>
> >> I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud
On 07:06:32 Lawrence wrote:
>>Martin Steigerwald wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
>> the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
>>
>> I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
>>
>
If its a Hayes m
On 2 Jul, Lawrence wrote:
> Martin Steigerwald wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
>> the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
>>
>> I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
>>
>
> pppstat -n 1 wi
On 01-Jul-97 Martin Steigerwald wrote:
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>Hi!
>
>Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
>the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
>
>I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
/var/log/ppp.log should tell what the connect speed
Oh, mine _connects_ at 33.6, but then it renegociates and falls back to
21.x in one direction and 24.x in the other. So telling what it
connects at isn't necessarily useful. I know what is going on because
I have one of the external Supras on the other end of the connection
and it reports the spee
besides checking what speed you set in your ppp.options file, run pppstats
-i 1. This should show you how much data is being transfered per second.
you should have it somewhere in the high 2000's. run an ftp session from
a closs machine to test it.
Shaya
On 1 Jul 1997, Martin Steigerwald wrot
Martin Steigerwald wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
> the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
>
> I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
>
pppstat -n 1 will display the throughout (in/out) in byt
Hi!
Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
the ISP? (using ppp & chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
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