> Selon Benoît Audouard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> The limit of this is the length to display the list >> >> The problem I see is that users may focus on "is my ISP in the list ?" >> whereas the only important thing is "are my parameters for VPI / VCI / >> encapsulation available ?" => I've already had this remark at least >> once. >> >> The whole list is unmaintainable anyway (I once saw a list of chinese >> ISP, there were more than 20 listed !). The important thing is >> *really* that once eagle-usb.conf configured, it's sufficient to make >> all scripts and driver work correctly. > > A simple solution (mais beaucoup moins convivial (On autorise le
user-friendly ;-) convivial, pour moi, c'est plutôt aller prendre une bière au troquet du coin :-)) > franglais ?)). We ask always VCI, VPI and Country (for CMV)... and we > say you must read this file to know the good parameters. Choice is still better to avoid, in the end, editing manually eagle-usb.conf (I know that it *was* the way for Debian, things are changing / evolving) + manual entry if it is not listed => that's the reason why all ISP should have a technical page (a URL) showing the necessary values. > A good solution, use this file text to generate the list "country/isp". > Statically ? Dynamically ? yep for 2.0.1 ;-) a list in CSV format (fields separated by a ';') so that we can generate - the list for eagleconfig - the HTML / wiki page for website - the list for drakconnect - the list for your debconf tool ... @++ Ben'. aka baud123
