On Monday 31 May 2004 21:26, James Henry Maiewski wrote: > Hello, > > I've just installed 10.0 on a Hewlett Packard OmniBook 4150 that I got > gratis (i.e., as is, no manuals etc.). It has an Ethernet/modem card > Identified as "Cardbus Ethernet 10/100" on PCI a bus 2:0:0. Under unknowns > there is "Cardbus Ethernet + 56Kmodem: PCI 2:0:1." Now, I can get kppp to > find the modem, and I can "query" it with the result that ATI 0-7 are all > returned blank. When I enter the terminal, it signals "modem ready," but > the terminal will accept no input. nothing that I type will be displayed no > <CR> no nothing. If I "reset" the modem, the cursor will move down one > line , but that's the extent of my terminal range of motion. > > When booting, there is a "Bringing up eth0:" call which takes about 45 > seconds to tell me a bunch of stuff that looks reasonable considering I > have to ethernet cable in the card (zcip...address...no > conflicts...claiming xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx), but it's pretty much Greek to me. > I'm wondering if a) I can stop it from bringing up eth0, and b) wether this > eth0 is somehow interfering with my kppp terminal? > > While there's a chance someone's reading this who might know, I'll say > that the sound card, detected as "MagicMedia 256AV" results in "No > soundcards found during boot. suggestions? > > With an advance of thanks, > James Henry Maiewski
Mandrake Control Centre>Network>Manage Connections>Options Untick the box to 'Start on Boot' That will speed up your booting ,but is unlikely to bring life to your modem card. derek -- www.jennings.homelinux.net http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org
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