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On Wednesday 11 October 2006 18:01, millerhe1@×××××××.net wrote: |
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> It locks up everytime I attempt to query the modem. Kpp by the way. Sorry |
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> for top post blackberry only allow that. Sent via BlackBerry from Cingular |
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> Wireless |
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You need to emerge hcfpcimodem; run hcfpci-config (I think this happens |
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automatically by the ebuild script these days). |
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Assuming all of this completes without errors you should either reboot and |
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check what dmesg says, or run udevstart. Run /etc/init.d/hcfpci start. |
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Assuming again that starting the script did not reveal any errors (both on |
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the command line and on /var/log/messages) you should be good to add hcfpci |
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to your default runlevel. When you fire up kppp choose /dev/modem, |
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or /dev/ttySHCF0 (I think one should be a link to the other). |
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All things being equal the above should just work. The symptom of a hanging |
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kppp is probably an indication that the device you selected under the modem |
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tab in the kppp, can't be found. If your problem is caused by a clash |
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between serial devices, (IRQs and what have you) rather than you selecting |
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the wrong one in kppp, then you may need to use the setserial command first |
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to define a serial port (COM port) for your modem. |
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I hope the above helps. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |