I think all Linux installs don't actually look at the  model of the
Modem but use AT strings to talk to the modem  try changing the device
in the kppd setup... to /dev/cua1

-----Original Message-----
From: James (Jim) Hatridge [<A HREF="mailto:hatridge@straubing.baynet.de">mailto:hatridge@straubing.baynet.de</A>]
Sent: 24 November 1998 18:41
To: Richard King
Cc: suse-linux-e@suse.com
Subject: Re: [SuSE Linux] kppd - Modem USR Modem string?

On Tue, 24 Nov 1998, Richard King wrote:

> In SuSE -  The port (ttyS1) and irq is correct (IRQ3)  and I have even
been
> able to dial-out successfully (using kppd)  - but only on one single
> occasion, and that was immediately after I used YaST to turn off diald
- so
> I thought that was the cause of the problem. I'm running out of ideas
- but
> agree it would seem to be something to do with it being a PnP modem.
> 

Hi Richard;

I use a Rockwell, so it might not be much of a help. But try adding "H1"
to your AT string. This makes the modem "pick up" the phone so to speak.
I
had hell with my modem until I found that command. 

J
I
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