Thanks for this - I should have said that the BT Voyager ADSL moden is USB
et wrote:
On Saturday 08 November 2003 04:34 pm, Colin Grant wrote:
Well, I've got mandrake 9.2 disks and I'm raring to have a go. The last
time I tried was 8.2 but I found that reliance on Windows was such that
Linux w
On Saturday 08 November 2003 04:34 pm, Colin Grant wrote:
> Well, I've got mandrake 9.2 disks and I'm raring to have a go. The last
> time I tried was 8.2 but I found that reliance on Windows was such that
> Linux was not really viable.
>
> I have a couple of questions though that I have been unabl
Well, I've got mandrake 9.2 disks and I'm raring to have a go. The last
time I tried was 8.2 but I found that reliance on Windows was such that
Linux was not really viable.
I have a couple of questions though that I have been unable to resolve
through the internet.
1) I'm on by broadband and us
There are drivers for Alcatel and Sagem USB modems on the MDK 9.1 distro.
You can also try http://eciadsl.flashtux.org for any modems using a
Globespan chipset.
There are also links to sites for drivers for other makes of modems.
Only thing is at the moment I have to use a shell script called
sta
Neil
I don't have the BTOpenworld service (NTL Cable is a breeze), so I cannot
help directly, but just in case you do not get any first hand help from this
list you might have luck with the linux-usb pages at
http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/
Do a search on Alcatel and you will get a list of po
Leon,
Just my $0.002, I am also using LM7.1 { plus Red Hat 6.0 and 6.2 ;-) } I
could get my e-mail from the same ISP; same user , through RH6.2, but not
LM7.1 and RH6.0 ; the error message : no user name ! After comparing the 3
drives, I discovered, user name not entered in the submenu in LM 7.
Only just started using linux and am not farmilar with it or its systems, but my
friends are.
My problem is, Having installed Mandrake 7.1 on my system, I want to connect to BT
INTERNET, this is a UK ISP, I can't get it to authorise me, it dials, goes to logging
on to network, then drops, with
