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How do I Dail-up on Solaris7??? 5
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try they've got some good scripts
worked easily for one of our guys for home use ... they have some good solaris tools there.
worked easily for one of our guys for home use ... they have some good solaris tools there.
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Hey...good site, thanks!!
Just one thing, do you if theres any restriction on what
type of Modem i can use. I'm i right in thinking that
any standard external PC modem ie..56K, V90, etc..would do??
What about the drivers? do i need them for solaris cos all
drivers which come with the modem are for PC right?
Many thanks!
tommy
Just one thing, do you if theres any restriction on what
type of Modem i can use. I'm i right in thinking that
any standard external PC modem ie..56K, V90, etc..would do??
What about the drivers? do i need them for solaris cos all
drivers which come with the modem are for PC right?
Many thanks!
tommy
external modems are great, they usually talk a standard set of instructions ... but do go for one that can do the standard set ...
i've never had much luck/love of internal modems, even under windows, and i can't see if they're doing things right
look in /etc/uucp/Dialers (i think) and you should find a modem type that is compatible with externals
i've never had much luck/love of internal modems, even under windows, and i can't see if they're doing things right
look in /etc/uucp/Dialers (i think) and you should find a modem type that is compatible with externals
Hi,
I am using Solaris 2.6 on a SUN Ultra10 machine. It seems that I have trouble installing a modem to the Ultra10. I followed the website that Jad has proposed but does not work. I followed SUN website but still it does not work. It is always when I "tip modem", the machine just prompt me "connected". When I type something on the keyboard, there is no response either on the modem or Ultra10. Only when I "tip /dev/cua/b" and type something on the keyboard, the lights on the modem start flashing.
Is there anything that I need to take note of when installing the modem? The modem I am using is U.S Robotics 56K modem.
Does anyone know how to solve the above problem?
Please help!
I am using Solaris 2.6 on a SUN Ultra10 machine. It seems that I have trouble installing a modem to the Ultra10. I followed the website that Jad has proposed but does not work. I followed SUN website but still it does not work. It is always when I "tip modem", the machine just prompt me "connected". When I type something on the keyboard, there is no response either on the modem or Ultra10. Only when I "tip /dev/cua/b" and type something on the keyboard, the lights on the modem start flashing.
Is there anything that I need to take note of when installing the modem? The modem I am using is U.S Robotics 56K modem.
Does anyone know how to solve the above problem?
Please help!
ok ...
look in /etc/uucp/Dialers ... and find your device (usrv32-ec or usrv32-nec)
edit /etc/uucp/Devices ... (should be there on 6, was on our old machine)
look for 'ACU cua/a - Any hayes' or something similar ...
# it out
add 'ACU cua/b Any usrv32-ec' or nec whichever you're using ...
hope this works
Jon
look in /etc/uucp/Dialers ... and find your device (usrv32-ec or usrv32-nec)
edit /etc/uucp/Devices ... (should be there on 6, was on our old machine)
look for 'ACU cua/a - Any hayes' or something similar ...
# it out
add 'ACU cua/b Any usrv32-ec' or nec whichever you're using ...
hope this works
Jon
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