Hi all, I’ve just installed QNX and I want to connect to the internet with
it. I configured the modem that I have (USRobotics 56K external) but when It
connect and it’s going to check the user and pass I get an error message “No
Carrier” and It disconnects.
How can I fix this?
Thanks,
Red Knight
P.S.: I’ve tried changing the init string but it didn’t work.
Red Knight <redknight@mad.scientist.com> wrote:
: Hi all, I’ve just installed QNX and I want to connect to the internet with
: it. I configured the modem that I have (USRobotics 56K external) but when It
: connect and it’s going to check the user and pass I get an error message “No
: Carrier” and It disconnects.
: How can I fix this?
: Thanks,
: Red Knight
: P.S.: I’ve tried changing the init string but it didn’t work.
It sounds like the line dropped. Does this happen all of the time?
What commands are you using to dial (and the init string)?
Have you tried a different number? What are you dialing to (a local
ISP)? Are you behind a PBXor is this from home?
Thanks
Don
Donald Lalonde
OEM Support Specialist
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
mailto: donaldl@qnx.com http://qdn.qnx.com
Build a more reliable world
You should disconnect carrier detection. In my USR 56k internal, you write
X0 in the init string.
Leo
mcabral@fafodoc.unl.edu.ar
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Hi all, I’ve just installed QNX and I want to connect to the internet with
it. I configured the modem that I have (USRobotics 56K external) but when
It
connect and it’s going to check the user and pass I get an error message
“No
Carrier” and It disconnects.
How can I fix this?Thanks,
Red KnightP.S.: I’ve tried changing the init string but it didn’t work.
Donald Lalonde <donaldl@qnx.com> escribió en el mensaje de noticias
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It sounds like the line dropped. Does this happen all of the time?
What commands are you using to dial (and the init string)?
Have you tried a different number? What are you dialing to (a local
ISP)? Are you behind a PBXor is this from home?Thanks
Don
Donald Lalonde
OEM Support Specialist
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
mailto: > donaldl@qnx.com > > http://qdn.qnx.com
Build a more reliable worldThe QNX Real Time Platform is now available
Get it a > http://get.qnx.com
I think that the modem is broken or something like that. I tried adding X0
to the init string to avoid carrier checking but I still get the same
message.
I’m using the default init string, and I use Dialer to connect. The ISP
doesn’t have another number and it’s local. I’m in home.
The weird thing is that on Windows I sometimes can connect, sometimes don’t,
but if I use the other modem (a winmodem) from Windows I can connect without
problems…
Thanks anyway,
Red Knight
What com port is the modem on? Is it conflictint IRQ’s with
another device? Have you tried a different modem with the same
settings?
Don
Red Knight <redknight@mad.scientist.com> wrote:
: Donald Lalonde <donaldl@qnx.com> escribió en el mensaje de noticias
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:> It sounds like the line dropped. Does this happen all of the time?
:> What commands are you using to dial (and the init string)?
:> Have you tried a different number? What are you dialing to (a local
:> ISP)? Are you behind a PBXor is this from home?
:>
:> Thanks
:> Don
:>
:> -----------------------------------------
:> Donald Lalonde
:> OEM Support Specialist
:> QNX Software Systems Ltd.
:> mailto: donaldl@qnx.com http://qdn.qnx.com
:> Build a more reliable world
:>
:> The QNX Real Time Platform is now available
:> Get it a http://get.qnx.com
:> -----------------------------------------
: I think that the modem is broken or something like that. I tried adding X0
: to the init string to avoid carrier checking but I still get the same
: message.
: I’m using the default init string, and I use Dialer to connect. The ISP
: doesn’t have another number and it’s local. I’m in home.
: The weird thing is that on Windows I sometimes can connect, sometimes don’t,
: but if I use the other modem (a winmodem) from Windows I can connect without
: problems…
Donald Lalonde
OEM Support Specialist
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
mailto: donaldl@qnx.com http://qdn.qnx.com
Build a more reliable world
Well, I the problem was the ISP it was working bad. But now I have
another…
Opening device ‘/dev/ser1’
Initializing modem
ATZ
ok
ATM1
ok
Dialing 06102223826…
ATDT06102223826
connect 34666/arq/v90/lapm/v42bis
Link Established
Negotiating PPP connection
pppd[589855-1]: pppd 2.3.5 started by root, uid 0
pppd Started
pppd[589855-1]: Using interface ppp0
pppd[589855-1]: Connect: ppp0 <–> /dev/ser1
pppd[589855-1]: LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
pppd[589855-1]: Connection terminated.
Connection Terminated
PPPD connection closed
As you see when pppd enters in action a timeout occurs, but on Windows no…
I’m getting crazy ! 
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What com port is the modem on? Is it conflictint IRQ’s with
another device? Have you tried a different modem with the same
settings?Don