I have an internal Etherfast Lan Card LNE 100TX
Siemens Speedstream external ADSL modem
Earthlink DSL connection
It recognizes the Etherfast card, the connection starts and you can see some send activity
and then I get a "failed to connect, check Mandrake Control Center" I've checked that two
dozen times.
I also checked and performed all recommendations for bios settings I've seen here
I don't have the log at this location but here are some of the messages:
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sympa 3.2.1 start succeed
Network Unreachable
time out waiting for PADO packets (what are those?)
LCP: timeout waiting on config-request
using interface ppp0
connect: ppp0 /dev/pts/0
pap authentication failed (this makes no sense)
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Yes, I did set it to use pppoe
/etc/modules.conf shows alias eth0 tulip
I'm out of ideas. I really need to make this work. I'm sick of my windows
crashing. Any help, suggestions, whatever will be very much appreciated.
Sara
Embrace the Penguin. End MS Windows tyranny!
I have no idea how to solve your problem. But I became curious what PADO
packet were, so I made a search with google. Try it yourself! However I
found this: http://www.voy.com/41165/1/740.html
Good luck!
matsb
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> Hi Sara:
>
> I've found that configuring ADSL during the CD installation routine usually
> fails for me. It seems to save my username etc wrong. I normally go in and
> redo everything using the rp-ppppe configuration routine.
>
> Try this.
>
> As root, open a terminal.
>
> Type adsl-setup
>
> Answer all the questions. (username, password etc.. Make sure they are
> exactly the same as your windows setup).
>
> Once you're done, type adsl-start
>
> Jim
>
Hmmm, that might explain something. I did try setup and start only I keyed in
adsl -setup
and it came back with no such command! Thanks, I'll try it correctly tonight.
Sara
> Hi Sara:
>
> I've found that configuring ADSL during the CD installation routine
> usually fails for me. It seems to save my username etc wrong. I
> normally go in and redo everything using the rp-ppppe configuration
> routine.
>
> Try this.
>
> As root, open a terminal.
>
> Type adsl-setup
>
> Answer all the questions. (username, password etc.. Make sure they
> are exactly the same as your windows setup).
>
> Once you're done, type adsl-start
>
> Jim
>
I have always seemed to run into the same problem when upgrading from 8.0
to 8.1 and now to 8.2, I always keep a hard copy of my config files right
beside me when I start the upgrade process because the hand configuring
works where the upgrade fails. (Strange thing is, it takes a couple of
passes through before it works, prolly my typing somewhere!! )
Tony
> Hi Sara:
>
> I've found that configuring ADSL during the CD installation routine
> usually fails for me. It seems to save my username etc wrong. I
> normally go in and redo everything using the rp-ppppe configuration
> routine.
>
> Try this.
>
> As root, open a terminal.
>
> Type adsl-setup
>
> Answer all the questions. (username, password etc.. Make sure they are
> exactly the same as your windows setup).
>
> Once you're done, type adsl-start
>
> Jim
Alright Jim! I owe you a favor - a big one! :-) Thank you!
Sara