Had similar problems too using the Club RPM's, the LTModem install doesn't work properly on Kernel 2.6 yet, it adds lines to the old 2.4 /etc/modules.conf file instead of the new /etc/modprobe.conf file. Copy the lines for ltmodem from modules.conf to modprobe.conf and things should work better.
Note on my system the ltmodem is actually at /dev/tts/LT0, /dev/modem is dynamically created when first referred to and made to point to this by the alias lines added to the modprobe.conf file. John. On Fri, 07 May 2004 19:30, Anthony Thompson wrote: > I recently installed Mandrake 10 CE after trying Mandrake 9.0 and Fedora > Core 1. > > Since installing Mandrake 10 the Lucent driver 1. doesnt autoload when I > use Kppp. Before in Mandrake 9.0 and Fedora this worked beautifully. > > I can load the driver manually using modprobe but the strange thing is > /dev/modem is linked to /dev/ttyS14. If i remove the module i.e modprobe > -r lt_serial and modprobe lt_serial again it links /dev/modem to > /dev/LT0 which is correct and the modem functions perfectly. > > I have been hunting in init.d, rc.d files..etc for some hint where this > /dev/ttyS14 link is coming from...etc but no luck. > > Can someone please point me in the right direction as to how to get the > lt_serial driver to autoload and also link to /dev/LT0 without the > unload/reload of the driver.. > > Regards > Anthony
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