Description of problem: redhat-config-network (or internet-druid if you will) isn't able to detect my external USRobotics 56K faxmodem. A very standard model, as you know. It's connected to ttyS0 and I can see the lights flashing while the program is looking for modems. But then it returns saying it was unable to find one. (If I later choose /dev/ttyS0 manually everything works fine.) How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect an external modem to ttyS0 (in my case a USR 56K faxmodem) 2. Use redhat-config-network 3. Add a dial-up connection
Created attachment 64604 [details] mdoem detection script
Please run the attached script and report the results.
[Desc: USR|006F U.S. Robotics 56K FAX EXT Driver: ignore Device: ttyS0 ]
Btw, what is the preferred dialer in Limbo? rp3 seems to be gone and when I try to "activate" the ppp0 connection in redhat-config-network nothing happens. I installed kppp and that worked, though.
Desc: USR|3040 U.S. Robotics 56K FAX EXT Driver: ignore Device: ttyS0 Shows up fine in redhat-config-network-1.1.8-1
I just tried (null) - still the same problem. And this has status CLOSED. Hmm...