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From: "Frank.A" <avenger@inforamp.net>
Subject: Modem Setup
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I am wondering how to go about seting up my modem to dial up and make a PPP
connection with an ISP.

        I have a USR 33.6 Internal and at boot up it picks up on com 2 (sio1)

I have been trying to use minicom to dial up but when I type minicom I get
the message can not open /dev/modem.  file missing

I do not know exactly what to do.  

Can anyone help me setup my modem to make a PPP connection to an ISP.

Cheers,

Frank.A