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Title: Cacko Dial-up W/ Serial Modem
Post by: danboid on December 20, 2007, 10:19:05 am
I'm trying to connect to the internet using a serial modem  that I have attached to my c3000 via a USB to serial adapter. I have successfully used this same setup to connect to dial-up under pdaXii13 but now I'd like to do the same under cacko.

I have created a dial-up account and input all the details in cackos network tool. I have my modem plugged in and turned on but cacko doesn't seem to register it as the 'Connect' button is greyed out and when I run the browser I just get the error

"Cannot find the device card for communication"

Any ideas?
Title: Cacko Dial-up W/ Serial Modem
Post by: craigtyson on December 21, 2007, 08:56:13 am
Does the modem appear in lsusb or as a loaded driver in system info?
Title: Cacko Dial-up W/ Serial Modem
Post by: danboid on December 22, 2007, 06:17:06 am
System Info lists my USB serial controller as a

Prolific Technology PL2303 serial port

but it has a star * next to its entry and if I click on it for more info it says

ID/class blah blah
Driver: (none)

I don't suppose there is a kernel module I'm missing or maybe even another dialler app for Qtopia that I could try? 'Connect' is still greyed out under Network.
Title: Cacko Dial-up W/ Serial Modem
Post by: speculatrix on December 26, 2007, 05:38:21 pm
Quote from: danboid
System Info lists my USB serial controller as a

Prolific Technology PL2303 serial port

but it has a star * next to its entry and if I click on it for more info it says

ID/class blah blah
Driver: (none)

I don't suppose there is a kernel module I'm missing or maybe even another dialler app for Qtopia that I could try? 'Connect' is still greyed out under Network.

you should be able to copy any of the other serial_cs type pcmcia options entries to make it work, so that when inserted dmesg or tail /var/log/messages will indicate that another serial device has been created; have a look for postings about the audiovox gsm/gprs cards which operate on a similar principle.