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Re: Silencing the scream
OK. got it. Use xadminmenu. Under the networking; dial-up; edit existing
connection; advanced options. You can set up the init string there.
Rod
ps: I don't use pon but the port speed default under xadminmenu is
115200. I never bothered to change it. As soon as I got online I apt-get
installed kppp. In kppp I have my port speed set to 57600.
rod wrote:
>
> Try the xadminmenu or adminmenu under networking. You can edit your
> connection there. Not sure if it gives the option for setting the init
> string or not. As for placement of L0 or M0. I don't think it matters. I
> don't use pon. I use kppp and it's easy to edit/view the init string
> there. You could do a man on pppconfig. Will do some checking and get
> back to you.
>
> Rod
>
> "Mark M. Wilson" wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 05:53:13PM -0400, rod wrote:
> > > What do you use to dial up? Pon, kppp ?. Check your modem init string.
> > > Try adding L0 to set the volume off or M0 to turn off the speaker
> > > (that's a zero) to the string. My modem string is AT&FS95=47W2. This
> > > displays the correct connection speed and not the actual port speed. For
> > > instance my port is set to 57600 but my present actual connect speed is
> > > 45333. If this works for you (may cause problems) then add the L0 or M0
> > > or both. Play with it.
> > >
> > > Rod
> > I typically use pon. Pardon me, but I don't even know where to find my modem init string! You're dealing with a rank newbie here. Once I find the modem init string, would I add the L0 or M0 at the end of the string, or would it matter?
> >
> > And when you say that your modem string displays the connection speed, where does it display it?
> > --Mark
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