🚀 go-pugleaf

	Hi!

 You have posted to _much_ too many groups , also to groups that aren't
meant for your problem or that aren't public. Are you really reading all
this groups? If not - you should _at least_ set the Followup-To: header
to the group(s) you are reading.
 I stripped off all apana.* groups for I don't think they are available
publically. On the other hand - at.linux is an Austrian Group and should
be discussed in the german language. So you are wrong here either. I
also stipped linux off for I don't really think there is a top-level
group?
 For I don't know which group you are reading I didn't set a
Followup-To:

On 26 Nov 1999, Josiah Bryan <dws@wcoil.com> wrote:
> i have a version of RedHat 5.2....recantly installed on my 400MHz IBM aptiva
> box on a 3.2GB HD...my problem is that I can't seem to get any of my modems
> to be acknowledged by linux....I have a PnP on COM2 and a PnP/Jumperless on
> COM3, and I have an ext. modem on COM1, all diffrent phone lines, of course.
> I can't get linux to recognize any modems, either in minicom, dip, or
> anything else. the mose i have gotten out of linux is that it will
> acknowledge UARTs on ttyS1 and ttyS2, using the setserial command. When I
> attempt to use minicom, adjusting it to use directly /dev/ttyS1 or
> /dev/ttyS2 it just freezes the whole system, and I have to do a
> CTRL-ALT-DELL to reboot. (FYI, setserial doesnt acknowledge the ext. modem
> on COM1). Anybody have any suggestions?

 Did you try wvdial? I think it should be part of the RedHat-
Distribution, too. You just have to use insert the Username, the
Password and the Phone-# into the config file. The program itself is
quite intelligent and tries to get the rest by itself.

 HTH!
Alfie
-- 
The best defense against logic is ignorance.