wvdial
Irwin Allicock
iallicock at gmail.com
Thu Dec 28 18:03:43 UTC 2006
hmmm... Honestly I have never done that...but it does sound
interesting...something to try... mostly I just connect thru the terminal
and disconnect likewise...
The reason I do that is due to the fact that on the first connect attempt
the modem never initializes ... It only initializes on the second try.
Seems as though wvdial is a bit broken in Dapper and Edgy...works fine in
Breezy with the GUI i.e without doing any configs with wvdial if i remember
correctly.
Even in first configuring the modem with Edgy I have to "sudo wvdialconf" at
least three time before it recognizes the modem...but I guess stranger
things have happened...hehe....
Irwin
On 12/28/06, Tommy Trussell <tommy.trussell at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 12/28/06, Richard Larson <rlarson at skypoint.com> wrote:
> > I'm new to ubuntu and I'm using wvdial to get online. How does one drop
> the
> > carrier and disconnect from my isp using wvdial? The only methods I
> know of
> > are to shut down the computer or reboot. There's gotta be an easier way.
>
> Doesn't wvdial create the setup so the system can respond to the pon
> and poff commands? (pon to make the connection and poff to hang up)
> These can be issued in a terminal OR you can create icons in your
> panel to call the commands.
>
> I don't have a dialup system right here to check...
>
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