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- From: Marshal Wong <a452640950@example.com>
- Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2001 23:37:49 +0900
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Hi! This is my first post here, and please excuse me if I ask a question that may have been asked a million times before, but my search for the mailing list archives for 'flets' and 'ISDN' didn't turn up much for results. As per the title, I'm trying to get Flets ISDN working. I'm running a NEC Aterm IT42 on CDC mode. It works fine under MacOS X, but under Debian, I get a "NO CARRIER" whenever I try to dial out. I haven't mucked around that much yet, but if anyone has any hints/clues that would ease the process, I'd appreciated it. Not that I don't like a bit of discomfort, but I don't get to play with Linux as much as I want to, so I'd like things to get up and running ASAP. Thanks for any help! Marshal
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