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Mike Hibbett 13 Feb 2004, 23:17
7mX wrote: in ppp.txt it tells you to go to line 2172 in ppp.asm and find the 'free' strings and enter usename and pass i entered this and it wont work what am i doing wrong Thanks for the detailed information. In ppp.txt, it also says The first number, 14, is the length of the bytes that follow + 4 So there is an error on the first line - the 14 should be 19 So change that, re-assemble ppp.asm and run the new version. You have followed the other changes required haven't you - ie, changing the telephone number to dial in chat.inc? Mike. |
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13 Feb 2004, 23:17 |
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7mX 14 Feb 2004, 06:40
ok thanx but just to educate how did you get 19 out of 7 and 6 i dont understand but thanx ill try it the next time i reboot
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crc 14 Feb 2004, 08:37
Quote: ok thanx but just to educate how did you get 19 out of 7 and 6 i dont understand but thanx ill try it the next time i reboot It's not too hard to see. First reread the instructions: Quote: The first number, 14, is the length of the bytes that follow + 4 In your example you have a seven byte string, a six byte string, and two bytes for the count of each string. So 7 + 6 + 2 = 15. Add 4 and you get 19. |
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14 Feb 2004, 08:37 |
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7mX 15 Feb 2004, 03:28
Tanx alot, oh um im not sure if i should post a new topic but I recompiled the ppp.asm file ande added my phone number to chat.inc and ran ppp but I don't here the modem pick up and it just sits there. I am guessing I have to configure the com ports, how would I go about that? I beleve my modem uses com 1.
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15 Feb 2004, 03:28 |
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7mX 18 Feb 2004, 16:50
tap.. tap hey buddy wake up
*BUMP* |
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18 Feb 2004, 16:50 |
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Mike Hibbett 28 Feb 2004, 01:39
Email me if you are still having problems - it will help me produce a better stack.
Mike. mikeh @ oceanfree.net |
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28 Feb 2004, 01:39 |
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