Hi!

I'm writing in english as my french is almost forgotten, but if somebody
replies in french I think I'll be able to understand it.

I wanted to report a couple of problems.

First let me tell you that I have a sagem eagle3 modem that wanadoo is
giving now in spain, before they used to give sagem eagle2 based and even
before comtrend eagle1 based. The pack of the eagle3 comes with new drivers,
they are eagle-usb 1.9.9 or some cvs around 1.9.9 plus a patch for eagle3
with the firmware for eagle3 and all that. If this stuff is not yet known
and anybody wants to take a look at it, I can mail it to whomever asks.

Well, the problems I have are either with eagle-usb 2.0.0 driver or with the
one that comes with the wanadoo package, both behave quite similar. I'm
using them in a dual pentium 200 machine (smp enabled) and I find two
things:

 I get some "Modem is operational" messages throughout the normal usage of
the net, what I mean is that after the ppp is up and all that and without it
going down I get this messages, like if the modem had lost the line, in
fact, that is what I think is happening, but I don't know why. This is the
status of the modem right now:

eagle-usb status display
-------------------------------------------------------------
Driver version 2
USB Bus : 003    USB Device : 003        Dbg mask: 0x0
Ethernet Interface : eth5
MAC: 00:60:4c:53:3d:a6
Tx Rate  0000000128  Rx Rate  0000000512  Crc      0000000000
FEC      0000000000  Margin   0000000044  Atten    0000000000 dB
VID-CPE  0000000000  VID-CO   0000000028  HEC      0000000000
VPI      0000000008  VCI      0000000035  Delin          GOOD
Cells Rx 0000473653  Cells Tx 0000583916
Pkts Rx  0000101571  Pkts Tx  0000103852
OAM      0000000000  Bad VPI  0000000000  Bad CRC  0000000000
Oversiz. 0000000000

Modem is operational

I don't know if this tells you something or if you need some other data.

The other problem is with 2.4 kernel, I find that whe system hangs after
doing the eaglectrl -d to upload the firmware (I'm running 2.4.29) I'm open
to sugestions on what to try here, but it seems there is a problem with your
driver on 2.4 kernels, at least on smp machines, if I may help in any
testing, I'll do it.

Well, that's it, except for the line loses and the hangs in 2.4 kernels,
everything is fine, quick connection, always at the first time, ... :-)

Regards...
-- 
Manty/BestiaTester -> http://manty.net

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