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The command should just be:
cu -l /dev/modem (that's a "dash-ell")
with the exit command:
~. (that's a "tilde-dot")
Jeff Dean
Christian Grigis <glove@earthling.net> on 05/10/99 10:57:13 PM
To: plug@lists.nothinbut.net
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Subject: Re: cu
Hello,
Probably silly question, but has the machine been rebooted
since
you commited this "sin"? If not, maybe there is still a pppd
deamon wandering
about, locking the modem? (just kill -9 it, if it is the case,
and hopefully
it will work).
If not, I'd suggest trying the package "minicom" to test the
modem,
it is basically a Telix-clone, and you should be able to talk
directly to the
modem (ATZ, etc.).
Good luck!
-Christian
On Mon, May 10, 1999 at 04:04:21PM -0700, Brian Spooner wrote:
> I wonder if someone could help me with the "cu" command. I
want to use
> it to test my modem (my PPP connection is broken). I have read
the
> appropriate HOW-TOs and man pages, but am unable to put
together a series
> of arguments that will make it work. My best effort produces
an error
> message about the availability of a port. I am running RedHat
5.2.
>
> Let me add a description of my PPP problem, in case someone has
any ideas
> about it. It broke when I mistakenly tried to initiate it
while it was
> active (surely no great sin!). since then when I initiate it I
get no
> dialtone and no dialing sound, even though if I connect a phone
through it
> I do get the dial tone. I have reinstalled PPP.
>
> I would be very grateful for any suggestions
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