03ramguy
11-28-2003, 03:28 PM
I'm at my wit's end here; I can NOT figure out what the heck is going on with this modem. I'm not sure if I've asked this here but ANY help is greatly appreciated.
Before I go any further, I want to point out that this exact same thing occurs with ANY modem I put in the machine (or attach to it.) I've received this same response I am about to describe with a Lucent Modem (with and without a Linuxant driver), an external Creative Modem Blaster Flash 56K, and an internal US Robotics 5610B modem. I thought that might help for anyone who's reading this.
I recently loaded Suse 9.0 Pro on my computer. When I start up KPPP, I ensure that I select the port (ttyS0) that the modem is found at. When I run a 'cat /proc/pci' the modem is easily found at the proper I/O port (I wanna say it is 0xfc07) and IRQ (9). If I run a 'setserial -bg /dev/ttyS0' it returns that the modem there is a 16550A.
I configure KPPP any way I want to, and no matter how the modem is found (via the "Modem Query" button), it will query the ATI's, and then return absolutely NOTHING in the ATI lines. Not a darn thing. If I attempt to connect, it queries the modem, says "Modem Ready" and then I see "Initializing Modem", where the expect response is 'OK.' And that's it. It just sits there.
Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Before I go any further, I want to point out that this exact same thing occurs with ANY modem I put in the machine (or attach to it.) I've received this same response I am about to describe with a Lucent Modem (with and without a Linuxant driver), an external Creative Modem Blaster Flash 56K, and an internal US Robotics 5610B modem. I thought that might help for anyone who's reading this.
I recently loaded Suse 9.0 Pro on my computer. When I start up KPPP, I ensure that I select the port (ttyS0) that the modem is found at. When I run a 'cat /proc/pci' the modem is easily found at the proper I/O port (I wanna say it is 0xfc07) and IRQ (9). If I run a 'setserial -bg /dev/ttyS0' it returns that the modem there is a 16550A.
I configure KPPP any way I want to, and no matter how the modem is found (via the "Modem Query" button), it will query the ATI's, and then return absolutely NOTHING in the ATI lines. Not a darn thing. If I attempt to connect, it queries the modem, says "Modem Ready" and then I see "Initializing Modem", where the expect response is 'OK.' And that's it. It just sits there.
Can anyone shed some light on this for me?