Matthew French wrote:
> I am running Debian Linux on an Ultra 5 and using it as a dial up router. It
> works great except for one very odd problem: after a reboot the first
> dial-up fails. All other attempts succeed.
At a guess, I'd say that the modem (or serial port) boot in an odd
state, and that the shutdown script which gets run on disconnect
return it to a normal state.
Therefore the first dialup would fail, would return the modem/port
to a normal state on disconnect, and all future attempts would
work.
So, check out the modem or line commands in the shutdown script
and possibly add them as a precursor to the connect also.
Just a guess though ;-)
Regards,
Vin
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