Re: [hylafax-users] MODEM WRITE ERROR: errno 5

["Patrick M." <patrickm@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the response.  Do you have any recommendations as to a model 
# for the Agere Venus Chipset?

And the link you provided was for a PCI-e card, I'm looking for PCI cards.

Thanks for the response - hope to hear from you soon!

Patrick



Andrew Rinaldi wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> You will be unable to get either the Agere WinModem or the USR 'hardware'
> modem working reliably.  Despite what you may have been told, USR do not
> make 'hardware' PCI modems and therefore you will have the same problems as
> the WinModem.
>
> My advice is to get a true hardware modem based on the Agere Venus chipset.
> Alternatively, if this is an installation then invest in a Mainpine IQ
> Express fax board;
>
> http://www.mainpine.com/products_IQE.php
>
> Regards
>
> Andrew Rinaldi
> Mainpine Developer Support
> USA +1 503 822 9944 | UK +44 8458 909438
> andrew.rinaldi@xxxxxxxxxxxx | www.mainpine.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:hylafax-users-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Patrick M.
> Sent: 21 December 2007 21:59
> To: hylafax-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [hylafax-users] MODEM WRITE ERROR: errno 5
>
> Hi all,
>
> To start off, I'm running CentOS 5.1 with the latest version of the binary
> Hylafax located on Hylafax's web site.
>
> I have an internal Agere 56k WinModem using the martian drivers.  When
> sending a fax to this machine, the fax machine responds with an error of "No
> Answer".  When I tail /etc/hylafax/log/c000000009 I see this:
>
> Dec 21 13:07:24.04: [ 3856]: SESSION BEGIN 000000009 14086811528 Dec 21
> 13:07:24.04: [ 3856]: HylaFAX (tm) Version 4.3.3 Dec 21 13:07:24.04: [
> 3856]: <-- [4:ATA\r] Dec 21 13:07:29.93: [ 3856]: --> [7:CONNECT] Dec 21
> 13:07:29.93: [ 3856]: ANSWER: FAX CONNECTION  DEVICE '/dev/ttySM0'
> Dec 21 13:07:29.93: [ 3856]: RECV FAX: begin Dec 21 13:07:29.93: [ 3856]:
> <-- data [32] Dec 21 13:07:29.93: [ 3856]: <-- data [2] Dec 21 13:07:29.94:
> [ 3856]: --> [7:CONNECT] Dec 21 13:07:29.94: [ 3856]: <-- data [23] Dec 21
> 13:07:29.94: [ 3856]: <-- data [2] Dec 21 13:07:29.95: [ 3856]: -->
> [7:CONNECT] Dec 21 13:07:29.95: [ 3856]: <-- data [13] Dec 21 13:07:29.95: [
> 3856]: <-- data [2] Dec 21 13:07:32.17: [ 3856]: --> [2:OK] Dec 21
> 13:07:32.17: [ 3856]: <-- [9:AT+FRH=3\r] Dec 21 13:07:32.24: [ 3856]: MODEM
> READ ERROR: errno 5 Dec 21 13:07:32.24: [ 3856]: --> [0:] Dec 21
> 13:07:32.24: [ 3856]: MODEM <Empty line> Dec 21 13:07:32.24: [ 3856]: DELAY
> 1500 ms Dec 21 13:07:33.74: [ 3856]: <-- [9:AT+FTH=3\r] Dec 21 13:07:56.24:
> [ 3856]: MODEM WRITE ERROR: errno 5 Dec 21 13:07:56.24: [ 3856]: DELAY 1500
> ms Dec 21 13:07:57.74: [ 3856]: <-- [9:AT+FTH=3\r] Dec 21 13:08:08.24: [
> 3856]: MODEM WRITE ERROR: errno 5 Dec 21 13:08:08.24: [ 3856]: RECV FAX: No
> answer (T.30 T1 timeout)
>
> My kernel sees the modem, and it looks like it tries to connect, then I get
> the write error.  I was googling around and the only things I could find
> were people saying that I'm SOL.  I'm planning on purchasing a US Robotics
> internal PCI hardware modem, but if possible I'd like to get the Agere
> working.
>
> Has anyone had luck with getting the Ageres to work properly in CentOS 5.1?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Patrick
>
>
>
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