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- From: "Zaheer Mohamed Kozhakkaniyil" <zaheermk@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: kochi_hw_club@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2004 08:37:03 -0500
Hello Bobby,
My telephone line like you said first, is dead quiet. So leaving
that area. But my modem after dialling the ISP, instead of returning OK, it
goes into 'initializing modem' phase. So I doubt whether it has negotiated a
connection. My dealer said there was only one modem model sold by D-link at
present. They can't find out the model. By the way they openly told me the
don't support Linux.
----- Original Message -----
From: Bobby P Rajan
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2004 22:52:08 +0530
To: kochi_hw_club@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [kochi_hw_club] Re: Modem based on Conexant chipset ?
>On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 18:44, Zaheer Mohamed Kozhakkaniyil wrote:
>
>>But in all distros, the modem after
>>dialling the no., it goes into a never ending 'modem initialization'
phase.
>>And a peculiar thing, after I close 'Kppp' after this never ending 'modem
>>initialization' phase, the keyboard doesn't work, following which I have
to
>>reboot, if I want to use the keyboard. This happens in all the distros
under
>>all accounts.
>
>hi
>
>the long modem negotiation phase is commonly caused by line noise or
>crappy telephone exchange in your area. this can be easily verified.
>connect a phone to your telephone line and dial "1". if the line has
>noise, you will hear lots of faint crackling sounds. if it's dead quiet
>then your line is probably ok.
>
>you can also try setting the modem not to negotiate high speeds. the
>init string which lets you do this vary from modem to modem, no one
>string works for all.
>
>you can also disable the modem from negotiating the connection after the
>first negotiation (clamping to the initial negotiated speed).
>
>i am a frequent vis itor to http://www.modemhelp.org because i have some
>ras servers at office -:)
>
>best regards
>
>bobby
>
>
>
Zaheer Mohamed Kozhakkaniyil
zaheermk@xxxxxxxxx
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