klivlend
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Why minicoms answers "NO CARRIER" ?
Hi,
I try to make connection using "minicom"
( Linux, kernel 2.0.30 ). My modem is on, since I
heard its voice. It also works well in Win95.
I get "minicom" message "connected", I login and
give my username and password. I see that login is
successful since if I give any non-true password I
get rejection from provider.
After that I get a line of a garbage and then while about 30 seconds I receive message "NO CARRIER". Please, help.
I tried also different speeds as 19200, 38400,
115200.
I tried also "ppp-chat" ( ppp-2.2) scripts connection and this doesn't help.
Thanks, klivlend
I try to make connection using "minicom"
( Linux, kernel 2.0.30 ). My modem is on, since I
heard its voice. It also works well in Win95.
I get "minicom" message "connected", I login and
give my username and password. I see that login is
successful since if I give any non-true password I
get rejection from provider.
After that I get a line of a garbage and then while about 30 seconds I receive message "NO CARRIER". Please, help.
I tried also different speeds as 19200, 38400,
115200.
I tried also "ppp-chat" ( ppp-2.2) scripts connection and this doesn't help.
Thanks, klivlend
klivlend - if you're trying to connect to an ISP, then you need to use both ppp and chat to make a connection. minicom doesn't talk IP.
ASKER
Hi,
OK, I realy didn't know that minicom
doesn't talk PPP
Thanks.
OK, I realy didn't know that minicom
doesn't talk PPP
Thanks.
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Are you supposed to be connecting to your ISP via PPP or a
shell? The line of garbage characters after your login sounds
a lot like a PPP negotiation session. The hangup after 30
seconds would be the ISP giving up and disconnecting you after
failing to negotiate a PPP session.
Jeff Voskamp
shell? The line of garbage characters after your login sounds
a lot like a PPP negotiation session. The hangup after 30
seconds would be the ISP giving up and disconnecting you after
failing to negotiate a PPP session.
Jeff Voskamp
ASKER
Hi All,
I realy apologize, the answers of
t2pp is correct. Simply I forgot
to evaluate the answer.
The answers of unicorntech and JeffVoskamp
are also correct. Thanks for all.
Bye, klivlend
I realy apologize, the answers of
t2pp is correct. Simply I forgot
to evaluate the answer.
The answers of unicorntech and JeffVoskamp
are also correct. Thanks for all.
Bye, klivlend