I suspect there may be a hangup string because when I tell injoy to hangup, it always says that it tries to do it for 4 times and says:
failed to hangup modem!
then forces an exit. Why it does this, I don't know. However, something interesting is that when injoy hangs up when it detects that there has been no activity (say 15 minutes), I can reconnect and get to the web without a problem.
O, I've also tried hanging up and disconnect, reconnect the USB modem, but again the connect to the web only lasts maybe about a minute.
I'll have to investigate this further ... unless you guys have an insight as to what I should try.
cytan
cytan, so far I've not been able to find the technical information on what chip set the device uses so the following is based on guess work.
Because the device requires a special setup string to activate it there is a possibility it also requires a special string to shut it down. If that is the case then there is not much chance of it working a second time without being hard reset.
I once had a USB modem that appeared as a comm device and would work with OS/2 the first time it was plugged in but not again unless it was unplugged and re-plugged. Looking at the communication stream sent to it by the supplied software -windows- I found it needed extra characters at shut down. I was able to add them to the hangup string and had no more problems.
If that is not the problem and you have to reboot OS/2 then I suspect problems with the USBRESMG.SYS and/or USBCALLS.DLL in which case we need to find out where the failure is.