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> Jeff? Try running fuser on the modem line by hand, and see what you > get. If it's really not installed on you system, many other thihngs > are going to break. Hi again, I tried fuser by hand and it works fine (as su). It lists processes, kills, with no error messages (I ran statserial /dev/ttyS1 in bg then used fuser to see the PID, then used fuser -k to kill it -all worked) > Anyway, Jeff? Could you also double check whether /dev/modem on your > system is linked to /dev/ttyS1, and whether anything is on /dev/cua1, > /dev/cua3, or /dev/ttyS3 (which share the same IRQ, gosh darn DOS's > old brain deadness!) I used fuser again (my new favorite command) to see if anything was running on those dev's and nope, nothing. > And remind us: does minicom or kermit work for you? Is it actually > possible to get anything else to communicate with the modem? Yep, mincom works fine...gives the OK status from the from the modem and dials out. I haven't actually connected to anything though, because I don't have an ISP dial-in account. The modem is new ... I don't know. thanks again for all your time, Jeff