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>> >> Is there another ppp client I can try besides wvdial? One of the |
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>> >> dependecies of kppp won't emerge for me so I'm out of luck there. |
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>> >> - Grant |
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>> > One of the dependencies won't emerge? Which one? |
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>> > That should be fixable. Post the fail log for the emerge, and we'll |
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>> > work to |
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>> > get that resolved. |
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>> > -- |
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>> > - Mark Shields |
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>> GREAT SUCCESS! I added the following to wvdial.conf and it works! I |
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>> think this amounts to defining the APN. |
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>> Init3 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","internet" |
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>> Thanks a lot for everyone's help. I don't recommend the Serena Lodge |
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>> wireless internet connections in Tanzania. Very expensive and most |
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>> ports don't work. The Zain SIM works great now. |
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>> Incidentally, I got antlr to emerge by temporarily enabling softmode |
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>> on my PAX-enabled kernel. |
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>> - Grant |
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> You're running a PAX'd kernel on a laptop workstation? Really? |
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Yeah, no good? I asked on the gentoo-hardened list if that was a |
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worthwhile endeavor and they said it was. Maybe a bit overzealous? |
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- Grant |
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