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In article <999723034.505.0.nnrp-10.9e983b79@news.demon.co.uk>, Mr David 
G. J. Lomas <david@davidlomas.com> writes
>But the thing is, it's not dialing in the first place, so I'm not to worried
>about it hanging up just yet.
>
>I'm wondering if the reason it's not dialing, is because (even though the
>HiSax drivers look like they've installed properly) they're not really
>working. (I.e the card isn't HiSax compatible, BUT it is fooling the driver
>into thinking it is) - IYSWIM.
>
>What do you think?
>
>"Ian Stirling" <Inquisitor@I.am> wrote in message
>news:999710792.23783.0.nnrp-10.9e98d142@news.demon.co.uk...
>> Dave Liquorice <newspam@howhill.com> wrote:
>> >On Sun, 2 Sep 2001 18:18:58 +0100, Mr David G. J. Lomas wrote:
>>
>> >> Sep  1 20:06:51 maureen kernel: ippp0: dialing 1 08452121667...
>>
>> >All looks OK as far as installing modules etc is concerened to my
>> >untrained eye. But where is that 1 coming from in the above, is it
>> >actuall part of the number dialled or some reference that isn't marked
>> >as such... 10845... isn't going to work.  B-)
>>
>> >> Sep  1 20:07:25 maureen kernel: isdn: HiSax,ch0 cause: E0010
>>
>> >See if you can find a list of cause codes in the dox and see what
>> >"E0010" really means.
>>
>> From `man isdn_cause`.
>> E0010 = EDSS1 signalling, 00 = Message generated by user, 10 = Normal
>> call clearing.
>>
>> I.E. Your end hung up.
>>
>> Not relly helpfull.
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>> http://inquisitor.i.am/    |  mailto:inquisitor@i.am |             Ian
>Stirling.
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>Heinlein.
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>

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