dial-up

Michael michaelg at seadreamer.net
Wed Dec 31 15:11:09 UTC 2008


Karel van der Veer wrote:
> hello,
>
> I am a new user to Linux and installed Ubuntu 8.10 on my Toshiba P300 
> with built in dial-up modem  HD Audio with comexant chipset.
>
> As I live in the countryside in France with only a 56K modem 
> possibility, I absolutely need a PPPmodem connection, but after 
> downloading and installing the HSF driver, I can't detect my modem 
> (there is no such thing as _/system/_ in the Windows control panel) 
> and under System management I find only /_Network tools_/, but no 
> /_Network.
> _/Looking for the installed driver under System-Hardwire drivers, I 
> get the message "No propietary drivers are in use on this system"
> /_How do I go about configuring my Modem?
> _/
> Thanks for any help
> Karel
>
you need to use wvdial.  Run sudo wvdial then open wvdial.conf with a 
text editor and add your username, password, and phone number.  There is 
a program in Synaptic called gnomeppp that will give you a GUI for 
wvdial or you can run wvdial in a terminal.  wvdial without "sudo" will 
open your dial up connection.


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