Hi Norvell - I'm sending a cc of this to the Mandrake Expert list,
because there's probably somebody there who can comment on this better
than I can.
Norvell Spearman wrote (with regards to the idea of using the 2.2.14
ppp.o module with the 2.2.16 kernel):
Could the above solution possibly
The laptop is made by a Taiwanese company called Compal
(www.compal.com.tw). They make the laptops for Chembook, Gateway, Dell,
Micron, and so on... I believe your laptop is their N30W model.
John Kim
Linux System Engineer @ ASL - visit us as www.aslab.com
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Tom Massey
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Kim wrote:
It does indeed - crashed me 3 times this morning
(bit of a new experience - thought I was using
Windows again ;-) That Reiser FS is pretty
amazing though - never seen the system boot up
after a crash so fast. Of course, now
"John D. Kim" wrote:
Well, what I'm hoping to find out is what changed between kernel 2.2.14
and 2.2.15 that causes the conflict. The conflict is also directed at a
high memory address 0x6... whatever that the pcmcia package usually
uses. But changing the pcmcia configuration doesn't
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Subject: [expert] LT winmodem with MDK 7.1?
Hi, I was wondering if anybody has managed to get the Lucent
linux568.zip driver working with MDK 7.1, kernel 2.2.15-4mdk? Worked
fine in MDK 6, 6.1, 7, but I can't get it going with 7.1.
Running
Warren Doney wrote:
The kernel release notes @ uk.linux.org seem to
suggest that the module needs to be re-compiled.
Yeah, looks that way from the error messages I was getting.
Lucent actually got in a 3rd party developer to do
it in the 1st place, he indicated, when he gave the
driver
Civileme wrote:
Well, you are free to pursue this BECAUSE others have worked very
hard to bring themselves and you this freedom.
*snip*
In the mean time, while waiting for manufacturers to come to
their senses, I will not install binary-only drivers or buy
products which require them.
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, you wrote:
In the mean time, while waiting for manufacturers to come to
their senses, I will not install binary-only drivers or buy
products which require them.
Civileme
Well put, my friend! I have the same sentiment! At least
Creative Labs supplies source code for
Hi, I was wondering if anybody has managed to get the Lucent
linux568.zip driver working with MDK 7.1, kernel 2.2.15-4mdk? Worked
fine in MDK 6, 6.1, 7, but I can't get it going with 7.1.
Running the ltinst script (as root) gives:
insmod: ltmodem: no module by that name found
Though the script
This module doesn't work with kernel 2.2.15 or 2.2.16. 2.2.14 kernels
seems to be the latest that can use the module. I'm not sure what's
changed, but I do know that it causes a kernel OOPS when trying to load
pppd and will often make the system highly unstable. When I do find the
solution, I
John Kim wrote:
This module doesn't work with kernel 2.2.15 or
2.2.16. 2.2.14 kernels
seems to be the latest that can use the module.
Yeah, 2.2.14 works fine.
I'm not sure what's
changed, but I do know that it causes a kernel
OOPS when trying to load
pppd and will often make the system
On 19 Jun 2000, at 17:31, John D. Kim wrote:
This module doesn't work with kernel 2.2.15 or 2.2.16. 2.2.14 kernels
seems to be the latest that can use the module. I'm not sure what's
changed, but I do know that it causes a kernel OOPS when trying to load
pppd and will often make the system
Tom Massey wrote:
Hi, I was wondering if anybody has managed to get the Lucent
linux568.zip driver working with MDK 7.1, kernel 2.2.15-4mdk? Worked
fine in MDK 6, 6.1, 7, but I can't get it going with 7.1.
Running the ltinst script (as root) gives:
insmod: ltmodem: no module by that
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