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From: e9322899@dingo.cc.uq.oz.au (James Lever)
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: dial out and SLIP? - simple solution
Date: 30 May 1994 23:24:56 GMT
Organization: University of Queensland
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Hi there...

I have one simple question... 

Can *ANYONE* give me a simple step-by-step set of instructions to access 
the modem on my machine (netbsd-current, modem on com0) and get slip up 
and running?

thank you that was the simplest way of putting it...  I have read a lot 
of articles in the news group about how to get slip up and running but 
they ALL already assume you have been able to get the modem up and 
running and connect to the outside world...  This I haven't been able to 
do as yet...  

I have used tip and cu and neither seem to like me...

They want to create a lock file and then use it but they keep coming back 
with permission denied errors... AAAARGHHH... so I created a 0 byte lock 
file for tty00 and that also didn't work...  it was giving strange 
errors.. such as line busy... etc...   

I know it may seem a little tedious to help but this is a very annoying 
problem...

either post the group of email me a response at e9322899@mailbox.uq.oz.au

thank you..