I’ve tried using the ‘debug’ feature in other programs (not phdialer,
tho) before, and nothing ever shows up in syslog. In fact, I don’t even
/have/ a ‘syslog’ file. syslogd, syslog.conf (I think), a couple include
files… That’s it. ‘ps’ doesn’t show syslogd, but shows slogger (which I
figured encompassed syslogd among others). Am I missing something?
“Operating System for Tech Supp” <os@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:9fjfpa$263$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Hi Dave,
The log shows that local pppd haven’t received any inbound packet.
It looks like either the other side refused to receive anything,
or dialer closed link.
If you can run “phdialer -d”, and get the syslog, we will be able
to have more information to determine what happened.
Regards,
Barry
Davie Moir <> daviemoir@hotmail.com> > wrote:
Hi there,
I’ve connected a hardware modem to ser1 and I can get it to succesfully
dial
up my ISP connection, which would suggest the hardware side now all
works.
However when phdailer tries to connect to my ISP it fails before the
connection is properly up and running, what follows is what is displayed
in
the terminal window.
connect 45333
Link established
Negotiating PPP connnection
pppd[745498-1]:pppd 2.3.5 started by root, uid 100
pppd started
pppd[745498-1]:using interface ppp0
pppd[745498-1]:connect: ppp0 <–> /dev/ser1
pppd[745498-1]:LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
pppd[745498-1]:connection terminated
connection terminated
pppd connection closed
I think my ISP uses a PAP/CHAP login, when using an interactive login
there
is no promt for a login in name or password, I have tried both settings
but
both have the same result.
The ISP connection I use works fine with Windows although I don’t know
what
windows is doing to make it work, it dosen’t require a specific username
or
password.
Thanks for any help.
Davie…
Hardware Support Account <> hw@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9fg91h$qdh$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
Hi Davie,
The first thing you should do is get connected to the internet so you
can
download the latest
patchs through the package manager. If your modem is a hardware modem
(not a WIN modem) then you simply
have to setup up your Dial-up connection through phlip (Network cfg).
You
can then use phdialer to
connect to the internet. Installing Patch B will most likely address
all
the error messages at boot
time. Consult the QNX Hardware Support page for information on
supported
hardware.
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/hardware/index.html
Regards,
Joe
Davie Moir <> daviemoir@hotmail.com> > wrote:
I’ve recently installed RTP on my Dell PIII 1GHz machine, the
installation
itself seemed to go OK with the exception of having to tell it how
much
ram
is available in config.sys.
I installed RTP in Win98 using the downloaded cd image, when I reboot
the
machine and choose the QNXRTP option there are several messages
displayed,
these are listed below. RTP then starts, I can login OK and all the
basic
programs are on the RH shelf and appear to work.
Building default map
Press space bar to input boot options…
Reserve RMEM failed
Reserve RMEM failed
Range check failed (IO) - Dev 244b - Vend 8086 - Class 10180 - Addr
ffa0 -
Size 10
Detected EIDE. Scanning for devices.
This can take up to 30 seconds…
Installing dev/par port 378
file /.swap file added as swap device
File /.swap file sucessfully added as swap device
The machine has a network card, internal modem, CD-RW / DVD combo,
and
sound
card, with the exception of the network card none of these devices
appear to
have detected by RTP, are the messages listed above connected to
this?
This is a problem as package manager cannot connect to either the WWW
repository or the CD-ROM repository in order to install anything
else.
Any help with getting the CD-ROM working would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Davie…
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