well I got a ELSA 56K Internet external modem and it works fine dialing on NTLWorld free service.I use kppp, pap auth.I dont know what UKLinux.net uses but check your modem cable.Some have 4 wires some have 2. Mine wouldn't work on the one with 4 wires and kppp used to start dialing and then die with no-dial tone detected. CEPi Ipswich --- David Freeman <david_freeman@rocketmail.com> wrote:

All,

Before I get to the problem I am having I should really introduce my self. I am a 18 year old C programmer from Ipswich presently working for a telco in the area. I have been using linux for a while now, Redhat >5.2 + SUSE >6 at work. With suse 6.1, Tomsrbt and small linux at home.

Up until now I have had no need to get ppp working, I did try a few months ago to get ppp working using kppp but found that the modem I was using needed a large driver (micro$oft windows). I recently aquired a 28.8 external modem which I have connected to one of my home PC's which is running Peanut linux. I have spent all evening trying to get ppp working and have failed. What I have done is this -

* using O'reilly's TCP/IP network admin book I have tried

* DIP using a small script as suggested in the book.

gets to a login prompt but wont get any further

* pppd with chat script, dials in then drops out

* Kppp, initiases modem then drops out trying to dail.

All this is done using the uklinux.net ISP.

If any one can help I would be very Apprecitive. The machine is a amd k6 2/ 200 with 32MB ram duel boot with win95, 3 HD and a haupage TV card* + all the usual refinements.

Thanks

D

* If any one knows how to get this working under Linux I would be interested.

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