- modem connects, but doesn't receive data
- Posted by Andromeda on April 3rd, 2006
Ok, I just bought a new ethernet card for my computer (which run
Win98), and I installed it. It runs fine, but now when I connect t
the internet, it will connect, but won't send or receive data. So i
ties up the phoneline but doesn't do anything.
I don't know what has caused this sudden change or how to fix it.
have a Softv92 modem installed in my system. This is the first tim
I've had a problem with it. The log says something lik
"hardware hangup by lowering DTR.
If anyone can help me with this it'd really be appreciated! Thanx
- Posted by Andromeda on April 3rd, 2006
I don't know anything about modems, but I'm having to learn quick.
don't know what info anyone needs to help me with this problem, bu
here's what modem diagnostics tells me
Port: COM
Interrupt:
Address: 2F
UART: NS 16550A
Highest Speed: 115K Bau
SoftV92 Mode
Identifier: CXT\VEN_14F1&DEV_2F00&SUBSYS_200214
ATI1 25
ATI2 O
ATI3 SoftK56V_B2.1_V7.120
ATI4 PCI SoftV92 Data Fax Mode
ATI5 18
ATI6 SoftK5
ATI6 CModem Version 1
ATI6 Rksample Version 34
ATI7 25
AT+FCLA... 0,
It appears that I can send information on the internet, but I don'
get any response, no data is received. So I'm stumped as to what
should do. Please help someone
- Posted by R.L. Horn on April 3rd, 2006
On Mon, 03 Apr 2006 16:36:03 GMT, Andromeda <no@spam.invalid> wrote:
I don't like the looks of that. IRQ 0 is used by the RTC and probably
shouldn't be shared.
- Posted by Moe Trin on April 5th, 2006
On Mon, 03 Apr 2006, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.dcom.modems, in article
<T9cYf.355563$Mh4.72122@fe02.news.easynews.com>, Andromeda wrote:
Yeah, I don't like that either.
Ah, a loosemodem.
You said this was windoze98 - see if you can find a dos command box. Run
the command 'route print' and also look at the output of 'winipcfg' and
the more button. COMPARE THAT with the same command run while the
modem is supposedly connected, and notice what is different. Remember,
we have no idea how you are connecting, and to what ISP, but that could
have a major impact on how things work.
No, I don't know - I got rid of windoze in 1992.
Old guy
