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I have my internal modem (Dax make 56K voice/fax), installed in Linux, with the driver downloaded from the website of daxnetwork.com
When I do query modem, it is giving succesfull response.
When I connect to terminal(modem terminal window), the cursor is blinking
but I am not able to type anything. I did this to check whether modem is installed properly.
Also when I tried to dial to internet through KPPP, it is giving message Modem Ready, then initializing modem. then it hangs there.
Which modem port u have selected? I mean /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/modem.
The Query Modem commands works in both situation but net only connects when u select modem prot as /dev/modem.
Hope this help.
I used /dev/sty0. let me try with /dev/modem. right now i am in windows. I will try after i close the connection.
But in the installation guide, it was mentioned to use /dev/sty1. But if I use that, it was not able to detect the modem. I will /dev/modem. and will reply.
Tried with /dev/modem. it does not work. Not responding to query also.
As per the installation guide, i have to select /dev/sty1. Then also the same problem.
At the same time if I select /dev/sty0, query modem is working fine. But when I dial after initializing modem, it never goes further. When I tried to connect to modem terminal. it gives message modem ready, but i am unable to type anything, though the cursor is there.
why not try to link /dev/sty1 as /dev/modem.
/dev/modem is just a common shortcut for modem's location.
you could do that by "ln -s /dev/sty1 /dev/modem", if it says errors do "rm -rf /dev/modem" first.
I have my internal modem (Dax make 56K voice/fax), installed in Linux, with the driver downloaded from the website of daxnetwork.com
When I do query modem, it is giving succesfull response.
When I connect to terminal(modem terminal window), the cursor is blinking
but I am not able to type anything. I did this to check whether modem is installed properly.
Also when I tried to dial to internet through KPPP, it is giving message Modem Ready, then initializing modem. then it hangs there.
Distribution: Ubuntu, Debian, Various using VMWare
Posts: 2,088
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sajju262 - are you using Redhat 9 like the OP?
Redhat 9 is now very old and unsupported. I strongly recommend that you upgrade to a modern, supported version of Linux, such as Fedora Core 7. Fedora is the successor to Redhat community distros.
You will probably find that your problem goes away if you upgrade.
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