Hi,
The BT Voyager 210 USB ADSL modem is a small Linux box that has both a USB and
an Ethernet port
internally bound into a bridge device. I can't see why anyone would choose to
use the USB 1.1
network port over the Ethernet one for multi-Mbps ADSL, but that's no reason
why the USB port
shouldn
>>> Correct. He is violating the license in a number of ways, though it
>>> probably isn't totally intentional.
>>
>> Removing copyright and licence statements can't have been anything BUT
>> intentional.
>>
>> That's really a basic rule, pretty much a "programming 101" thing. You
>> know, like
Hi Markus,
I'm sorry but your attachment has 0kb size. :(
On Friday 05 May 2006 14:54, Markus Rechberger wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> I mailed you the complete package it compiled fine but I'm also unable to
> test since I don't have such a device either
> I should have known about this thread earli
Thanks for all suggestions. I tried passing mem=2048m to the kernel.
This is with 2.6.16.13. This did fix the USB ehci problem. Of course
the kernel only sees half of my RAM, so this is not a satisfactory
long-term workaround.
As for your other suggestions, I'm not sure how to implement those
On Thursday 04 May 2006 10:46 pm, Nathan Becker wrote:
> Yes, GART_IOMMU is already turned on. Do you want me to send more
> detailed debugging messages?
And when you tell the kernel to only use 2 GB, it works again right?
Just trying to rule out hardware or hardware-init bugs.
Maybe you could c
I hope you all can use this...
I thought I would try using the anydata.c driver to get a couple of CMDA cards
working (reference a thread on the airprime driver and buffer size). I spent
a bunch of time fooling around with pppd configurations before I realized
that there was no data coming back f
Am Samstag, 6. Mai 2006 07:20 schrieben Sie:
> On Sat, May 06, 2006 at 12:05:42AM +0200, Oliver Neukum wrote:
> > It might be that your modem cannot cope with the ring buffer patch
> > that went into 2.6.16. Can you revert a specific patch?
>
> Sure. Which one?
The patch indicated below. Are you
Thanks Greg for giving me the push I needed to migrate to 2.6. I am doing
much better with the airprime driver here.
I have found a number of references to the buffer size patch in the
archives. Is it the general consensus that this is a bad thing?
I have seen a couple of references to frame si
