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Subject: Re: [PAO] PCMCIA Modem ?
Date: Mon, 26 May 97 10:40:59 +0100
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>hmmm.  i can't help much, but the answer is yes, at<cr> should return OK
>in term mode.  btw, use 38400 w/14.4 modem.  i wonder if it will work if
>you give sio2 irq5/7 or some other non-conflicting irq.

That worked great.  PAO is supposed to know which irq to use, but since 
it didn't have a specific conf for mine, it was using a generic one.  I 
switched the irq from any (which means choose from any availible ones) to 
5, which worked!!!

Now I'll go back to the archives and figure out how to set up the default 
route so I don't keep getting the messages, no route to host.  The list 
talked about it last week some time.

Thanks to all who have helped!

Patrick