The HOWTO was the best thing I found when I tried the PPP stuff. It's been
ages since I dialed up using a linux box :) The PPP GUI stuff in KDE
rocks. It's as easy as win9x if I remember correctly. If you don't want to
use the GUI and actually LEARN how all this works, then the HOWTO is the
best thing in my opinion. You'll need a program called minicom to talk to
your modem and make sure that everything works. Minicom doesn't come as a
standard install though on rh6.0 so you'll ever have to download it or rpm
if off the cd. I would suggest doing it without the gui first. You'll earn
major geek points :)
Michael
On Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Webb Sprague wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a tutorial for setting up a
> dial-in for Linux (to Mindspring)? I am going to
> reread the HOWTO and take a look at the Network Admin
> Guide, but those all seem to give lots more background
> info than my feeble, newbie mind can handle.
>
> I am running Redhat 5.2 on a Toshiba laptop, and
> everything else works (X, sound, etc). During bootup,
> Linux recognizes the PCMCIA (or whatever it is) card
> too.
>
> Thanks in advance. Now that I live in Sacto, I will
> start going to meetings when my g/f lets me have the car.
>
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