#InterInstall
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Betty,
Your posts on the Internet installation have all been very helpful. I've
done basically everything you've told everyone else to do, but I'm having a
little problem.
– I ran InterInstall with AmiTCP and PPP in its directory, just like you and
the ReadMe file said, – I answered the questions, – I rebooted, – I opened a
shell and typed "internet" just like the ReadMe file said, AND – I watched a
window titled "Dialing" pop up, place my initialization string in it, and sit
there.
I'm using the "serial.device" and unit #0, just like AutoPilot. My
initialization string is simply ATZ. I think that's where the hang-up is. I
looked at AP's initialization string, and it looks a tad bit longer. Should I
change to match AP's? And, if so, where is it located?
One final question: In the TCP's directory is an install icon for AmiTCP.
Do I need to run this even though InterInstall did its stuff?
Thanks for your help.
Wolf Pup
— Howlin' in the Waves…
Dan,
You've gone past what I know with your latest questions. I'm sorry, but I just
don't know that. However, you have it in the right section, and I just know
that some of our knowledgeable members will jump in and help you!
—Betty
Dan,
I just finished using interinstall to get me connected to the internet. I
kinda had the same problem with the init. script for the modem. You don't say
what kind of modem you have but I'll give you my example. I have a 14.4 modem
that I set at 19.2 port speed in the interinstall setup. I had to look in the
modem book and get the settings for telling the modem to use compression and
hardware error checking ( AT%C1\C1\N6\Q3\X0&D0). This allowed the modem to
connect at the speed I put into the installation script.
You do not have to install AmiTCP before you use interinstall. The
interinstall program installs and starts AmiTCP and PPP for you.
I hope this helps, if this doesn't help let me know. Good luck.
**Rebel**