Re: [hylafax-users] Faxgetty not installed.

[Jeff Schulze <jschulze@xxxxxxxxx>]

Okay, it would appear that one problem is that the modem modules are not 
being inserted into the kernel. The modem will not respond untill I 
manually issue the 'insmod' command. Perhaps Faxgetty is confused by the 
fact it can not initiallize the modem on startup becuse of this. I am 
looking now on how to have the modules inserted at startup like they 
should be. (I am still not sure I stopped Faxgetty; it doesn't say in 
the man anything other than the -d arguement.. I don't think that stops 
the process though.. the help for ps also shows no way to stop a 
process, only look at them. Again, I am very new to Linux for all 
intents and purposes, (even though I've had it on several systems for 2 
years now) so appologies!


Lee Howard wrote:

> Jeff Schulze wrote:
>
> > I am still having some problems. I've looked everywhere and am unable 
> > to find Faxgetty in any of the process lists. I am probably looking 
> > in the wrong place..
>
>
>
> ps -e | grep faxgetty
>
> > the Hylafax manual doesn't say much about faxgetty,
>
>
>
> man faxgetty
>
> Lee.
>
>
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