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Modem Installation- No Carrier found error

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GireeshMoosad

Technical User
Sep 29, 2003
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Hi,

I've a problem while configuring my modem in linux( Red Hat 8.0). The diling is working but an error message comes saying: No Crrier.
I own an internal Modem (Dax 56kbps). What will be the problem?
Any body please help me.

NB: My ISP is sancharnet(BSNL-India).

regards
Gireesh.
 
/dev/tty0 = COM1
/dev/tty1 = COM2
/dev/tty2 = COM3

I think internal modems are usually COM3, so try setting the modem to use /dev/tty2.




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It did not work.

Only /dev/modem is working.

When I installed the driver for modem ( by running the install.dat file which was given with the package), I got the following output



[root@localhost pctel]# ./install.dat

***** MAKE NODE FOR MODEM DRIVER *****
rmmod: module ptserial is not loaded
rmmod: module pctel is not loaded
ln: `/usr/src/linux/linux-2.4.18-14': File exists

***** START TO UNCOMPRESS THE TAR FILES *****
src/module/Makefile
src/module/ptmodule.c
src/module/vuart.o
lib/control.a
lib/dsp.a
lib/pcthal.a
lib/i810hal.a
lib/via686ahal.a
lib/pctel.o
src/ptserial/Makefile
src/ptserial/ptserial.c
include/pctel.h
include/halwraps.h
include/vuart.h
lib/ptserial.o

***** CLEAN AND LINK pctel.o *****
rm -f ../../lib/pctel.o
ld -r -o ../../lib/pctel.o ptmodule.o vuart.o ../../lib/control.a ../../lib/dsp.a ../../lib/pcthal.a

***** CLEAN AND COMPILE ptserial.o *****
rm -f *.o
rm -f ../../lib/ptserial.o
gcc -D__KERNEL__ -DMODULE -DHAL_PCT789 -Wall -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer -DMODVERSIONS -DEXPORT_SYMTAB -include /usr/src/linux/include/linux/modversions.h -I../../include -I/usr/src/linux/include -c -o ptserial.o ptserial.c
ptserial.c:4554: warning: static declaration for `pci_siig10x_fn_Rcbe97b7b' follows non-static
ptserial.c:4583: warning: static declaration for `pci_siig20x_fn_Rf777eba9' follows non-static
rm -f ../../lib/ptserial.o
ld -r -o ../../lib/ptserial.o ptserial.o

***** LOADING pctel.o MODULE *****
Warning: loading lib/pctel.o will taint the kernel: no license
See for information about tainted modules
Module pctel loaded, with warnings

***** LOADING ptserial.o MODULE *****
Warning: loading lib/ptserial.o will taint the kernel: no license
See for information about tainted modules
Module ptserial loaded, with warnings

***** DONE *****


They told that the warnings are normal and shall be discarded.
The output of KPPP Log Window when I tried to connect was as follows.

ATZ
OK
ATM1L1
OK
ATX3
OK
ATDT172233
NO CARRIER
 
Is the modem properly wired/designed for your local telecommunications requirements? Did you buy it locally? There was a time when certain modems could only be used in certain countries because of capacitances, voltages, etc.

Are you able to test the line with another modem to verify it works?

"No Carrier" implies that the number on the other end is not answering with a modem tone, which doesn't necessarily imply that YOUR modem is broken.

Check the obvious stuff again.

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The modem & and line are all OK. It's working perfectly with windows OS. I'm replying this thread through that modem but from windows.
 
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