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Tanuj Shah (ts86)

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Nov 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/23/00
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I use LinuxConf module to dial-up (ifup ppp0, etc.)

How do I make it so the modem speaker of my external modem (ttyS0) doesn't
make a noise? What do I add? and where to, 'modem init string' and/or 'modem
dial command' or what ?

I'm using Red Hat 6.2, kernel 2.2.17... My modem is a External 56k/v.90
Dynamode Rockwell based chipset.

TIA.
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Nyk Tarr

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Nov 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/23/00
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On Thu, 23 Nov 2000 10:03:08 -0000 in demon.ip.support.unix,
Tanuj Shah \(ts86\) appears to have said,

>I use LinuxConf module to dial-up (ifup ppp0, etc.)
>
>How do I make it so the modem speaker of my external modem (ttyS0) doesn't
>make a noise? What do I add? and where to, 'modem init string' and/or 'modem
>dial command' or what ?
>
>I'm using Red Hat 6.2, kernel 2.2.17... My modem is a External 56k/v.90
>Dynamode Rockwell based chipset.
>
IRC it's an M0 or L0 in the init string.

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Raj Rijhwani

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Nov 23, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/23/00
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In article <slrn91qs...@giantx.demon.co.uk>
N...@giantx.demon.co.uk "Nyk Tarr" writes:

> On Thu, 23 Nov 2000 10:03:08 -0000 in demon.ip.support.unix,
> Tanuj Shah \(ts86\) appears to have said,

> >I use LinuxConf module to dial-up (ifup ppp0, etc.)

> >How do I make it so the modem speaker of my external modem (ttyS0) doesn't
> >make a noise? What do I add? and where to, 'modem init string' and/or 'modem
> >dial command' or what ?

> >I'm using Red Hat 6.2, kernel 2.2.17... My modem is a External 56k/v.90
> >Dynamode Rockwell based chipset.

> IRC it's an M0 or L0 in the init string.

"M" option specifies speaker mode
M0 - off
M1 - on
M2 - on during connect and negotiation

"L" option specifies speaker volume
L0 - off
L1..L3 increasing volume

Obviously L0 and M0 will have the identical effect - no sound - but for
different reasons.
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Tanuj Shah (ts86)

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Nov 25, 2000, 3:00:00 AM11/25/00
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"Raj Rijhwani" <r...@rijhwani.org> wrote in message
news:975016...@rijhwani.org...

|
| > IRC it's an M0 or L0 in the init string.
|
| "M" option specifies speaker mode
| M0 - off
| M1 - on
| M2 - on during connect and negotiation
|
| "L" option specifies speaker volume
| L0 - off
| L1..L3 increasing volume
|
| Obviously L0 and M0 will have the identical effect - no sound - but for
| different reasons.

Hmm, interesting.

Got it sorted now anyway :)

Thanks very much,

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