🚀 go-pugleaf

hi,

10x for your answer.

1. I have found the kppp program. I ran it and it works fine.
1. u have found that your modem was connected to dev/cua1 because your modem
was connected to com2. com1 will make it dev/cua0.
2. sorry, I have SuSE 6.4 and not SuSE 6.2 .
3. but can kppp write the script to a file, which i can run the file later?
the problem is that I need the script/file.






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> eran <eran@cisco.com> wrote in message
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> > i need help in writing a script for modem connection in linux suse 6.2
> > i don't know where to start at
> >
> >
> > If you have a working X configuration, you may find a tool in one of
your
> menus called kppp or kppd.
> (If you are using the kde gui) or pppd if using another.  This is probably
> in your Internet sub menu.  This program provides an easy to use graphical
> interface to set up your modem without having to write a script.
>  The setup option allows you to select various options and writes the
script
> for you (which you can then edit if you need to). The most difficult part
is
> finding you modems device connection, The default is dev/modem but I found
> my modem to be on dev/cua1, trial and error was my method, eg select a
> device option and then query modem to see if it responds, if not then try
> another dev.
>
> I hope this helps, if not I will send you a copy of my modem script fotr
> Suse 6.4, that should help.
>
> Ps Linux only works with hardware modems, if you have a soft/winmodem you
> may have a problem.
>
> Maddoctor
>
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