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This version of comgt contains a patch found in DD-WRT.

This enables comgt to act as a drop-in replacement for "chat".

If you used a line like this

connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/<NAME_OF_PROVIDER>"

in your /etc/ppp/peers/<NAME_OF_CONNECTION>

you can replace it with this line.

connect "COMGTDIAL='ATD-STRING' comgt DIAL"

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For example, if the number to be dialed is *99# (often used with GPRS/UMTS),
then your AT-command might have looked like this in your chatscript.

OK-AT-OK "ATD*99#"

With comgt as drop-in replacement it might look like this.

connect "COMGTDIAL='ATD*99#' comgt DIAL"
