I can't seem to get my Linux system to believe that I have an internal modem on cua0. I have recompiled the kernel several times, making sure to select proper options, and have re-run the setup program many times as well. The 'dip' program (yes, I use SLIP) always reports a negative number error code if I try running my login script, and if I try to login interactively, I get error code 3 after I dial the number. Dip's documentation says that error code 3 means "BUSY". But I *know* the server wasn't busy at the time I was dialling. No other terminal programs will use the modem at all. I have checked the IRQs also. Perhaps someone out there will have an answer (my floppy drive doesn't work either, but of the two problems, I'd rather try to get the modem problem solved). ObCircle: How, exactly, does one go about coding different character-spoken languages? I don't want code, I just want to know the general algorithm. Thanks. Jeeves Creator/IMP/Builder of CalaisMUD (under development) ------------------------------------------------------------------- USER: > $ PATH=pretending! /usr/ucb/which sense UNIX: > no sense in pretending! +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
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