chandu33
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How do i install and dial ffrom my modem
I have an external modem , i want to connect it to my linux machine and
connect to the internet ,how do i go about it, how do i make the OS recognise my modem and then dial from it
kindly advise??
connect to the internet ,how do i go about it, how do i make the OS recognise my modem and then dial from it
kindly advise??
this is pretty simple :-
1. connect ur modem to the pc
2. run kppp if u have kde - in setup - modem - specify the port the modem is connected to.
3. query the modem.
P.S. :- theres no need to recompile kernel or load any modules - for this.
1. connect ur modem to the pc
2. run kppp if u have kde - in setup - modem - specify the port the modem is connected to.
3. query the modem.
P.S. :- theres no need to recompile kernel or load any modules - for this.
this is pretty simple :-
1. connect ur modem to the pc
2. run kppp if u have kde - in setup - modem - specify the port the modem is connected to.
3. query the modem.
P.S. :- theres no need to recompile kernel or load any modules - for this.
Also this question is too very simple :- 100 points for this is a lot extreme - I would rate it only around 10-20 points(very easy)
1. connect ur modem to the pc
2. run kppp if u have kde - in setup - modem - specify the port the modem is connected to.
3. query the modem.
P.S. :- theres no need to recompile kernel or load any modules - for this.
Also this question is too very simple :- 100 points for this is a lot extreme - I would rate it only around 10-20 points(very easy)
Read the ppp HOWTO. It will be in your doc directory. Or look for it at www.linuxdoc.org.
In brief, physically connect the modem. com1 is ttyS0, com2 is ttyS2. Just write the necessary scripts in /etc/ppp/
(if-up and if-down), configure your dialler and you are on.
In brief, physically connect the modem. com1 is ttyS0, com2 is ttyS2. Just write the necessary scripts in /etc/ppp/
(if-up and if-down), configure your dialler and you are on.
10 points max, smile. Its documented. And the docs should be available. The correct answer I would say is RTM
Is it a winmodem? If it is it may not work in linux.
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