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Description of problem: After installing an upgrade to Fedora Core from Red Hat Linux version 9, I found that the device eth0 still worked ok, but the ppp0 device, which appeared to be installed, failed Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1.Go to Red Hat Icon,System Settings, and Network 2.Enter root password, get the network connection window 3.select ppp0 device and "activate" 4. hear the dialing routine, assume connection 5. see error message, failure to connect to browser Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Changing to correct compontent, system-config-network (aka redhat-config-network). Read ya, Phil
Sounds like the proper answer, but I don't understand it. There must be 2 components or files that control the selection of modem. Since I am command line challenged, I'll have to ask for more help in changing from system-config-network to redhat-config-network
Same issue has appeared on my new copy of Fedora Core 4. Now, Internet Connection Wizard appears to set up my PCMCIA modem, a USR 56k unit working perfectly under Fedora Core 3. However, when I try to dial up, I get the message "ppp0 failed, error 2" The "minicom" modem program will talk to the modem, with AT commands, dialing, etc.
Fedora 3 network configuration, searches for a modem, ignores the builtin winmodem, found the pcmcia USR 56k modem and assigned it tty/S3. The other data entered on screens, phone number, id/password, entered normally and modem worked ok. Fedora 4 did not search for or find the pcmcia modem or the built-in winmodem. Hope this helps.
pppd error: 2 An error was detected in processing the options given, such as two mutually exclusive options being used. $ rpm -qf /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup-ppp initscripts-8.11-1 I did not change anything major from FC3 to FC4... so the fault is maybe in ifup-ppp... Please attach your ifcfg-ppp* files.
Closing due to lack of response from reporter.