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ADSL configuration problem: Waiting for PADO - Please check your setup and try again
- From: "Han Rauwerda" <rauwerdaj@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 00:04:46 +0200
- Message-id: <000001c332c0$f8a92490$9700000a@acer>
Hi there,
I really need some help on my ADSL connection with SuSE8.0.
Problem is: when I try to connect, KInternet log gives:
pppd: Sending PADI
and then: Waiting for PADO. Please check your setup and try again.
On Win2k the ADSl connection is working alright (with the same cables).
I use an Alcatel Speedtouch 510 ADSL modem and a Realtek RTL8139
Ethernet Adapter, my pppd version is 2.4.1, kernel version is
2.4.18-4GB. Service provider is Tiscali in Holland. I have to use PPPoE.
First I tried to use the YAST2 setup. I can ping the modem.
According to Tiscali I should set the Network Adapter to 10MBit/half
duplex.
If I dmesg |grep eth0:
'eth0: RealTek TRL8139 Fast Ethernet at 0xe4da8000 00:40:f4:2e:2f:0a,
IRQ 5
eth0: Identified 8139 chip type 'RTL-8139C'
eth0: Setting 100mbps full-duplex based on auto-negotiated partner
ability 45e1.
eth0: no IPv6 routers present'
However, when I use mii-tool the output is:
'eth0: 10 MBit, half duplex, no link'
So I assume the bandwidth is automatically set correct, although I do
not quite understand why dmesg is giving the above message. What does
'no link' mean, should I have a link? There is one LED burning at the
adapter, and I can ping the ADSL modem so I expect the adapter is okay
(?)
I tried putting 'options rtl8139 options=0x40' (i.e. 10 MBit/half
duplex) in /etc/modules.conf but then the network adapter fails in the
boot process.
I tried configuring the /etc/modules.conf and /etc/ppp/options according
to http://www.adsl4linux.de/howtos/ but when I come to testing 'pppd
eth0' I get: 'Sending PADI' and nothing happens anymore.
I tried disabling the SuSEfirewall2 (and enabling the personal firewall)
by renaming the three SuSEfirewall2 files in the init.d directory. I
still got: 'Waiting for PADO. Please check your setup and try again.'
I tried using the RP-PPPoE program instead of the kernel facility. No
result: again a 'timed out' message.
If anybody has any suggestions how to solve this problem, I would be
eternally grateful!!!
Thanks, regards, Han Rauwerda
I really need some help on my ADSL connection with SuSE8.0.
Problem is: when I try to connect, KInternet log gives:
pppd: Sending PADI
and then: Waiting for PADO. Please check your setup and try again.
On Win2k the ADSl connection is working alright (with the same cables).
I use an Alcatel Speedtouch 510 ADSL modem and a Realtek RTL8139
Ethernet Adapter, my pppd version is 2.4.1, kernel version is
2.4.18-4GB. Service provider is Tiscali in Holland. I have to use PPPoE.
First I tried to use the YAST2 setup. I can ping the modem.
According to Tiscali I should set the Network Adapter to 10MBit/half
duplex.
If I dmesg |grep eth0:
'eth0: RealTek TRL8139 Fast Ethernet at 0xe4da8000 00:40:f4:2e:2f:0a,
IRQ 5
eth0: Identified 8139 chip type 'RTL-8139C'
eth0: Setting 100mbps full-duplex based on auto-negotiated partner
ability 45e1.
eth0: no IPv6 routers present'
However, when I use mii-tool the output is:
'eth0: 10 MBit, half duplex, no link'
So I assume the bandwidth is automatically set correct, although I do
not quite understand why dmesg is giving the above message. What does
'no link' mean, should I have a link? There is one LED burning at the
adapter, and I can ping the ADSL modem so I expect the adapter is okay
(?)
I tried putting 'options rtl8139 options=0x40' (i.e. 10 MBit/half
duplex) in /etc/modules.conf but then the network adapter fails in the
boot process.
I tried configuring the /etc/modules.conf and /etc/ppp/options according
to http://www.adsl4linux.de/howtos/ but when I come to testing 'pppd
eth0' I get: 'Sending PADI' and nothing happens anymore.
I tried disabling the SuSEfirewall2 (and enabling the personal firewall)
by renaming the three SuSEfirewall2 files in the init.d directory. I
still got: 'Waiting for PADO. Please check your setup and try again.'
I tried using the RP-PPPoE program instead of the kernel facility. No
result: again a 'timed out' message.
If anybody has any suggestions how to solve this problem, I would be
eternally grateful!!!
Thanks, regards, Han Rauwerda
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