Edouard Gomez wrote:
On Mon, Nov 26, 2001 at 05:28:33PM +0100, Hugo Coolens wrote:
nevertheless, it is preferable to build your own kernel for many reasons that
could not be explain in this document.
I really like to know those reasons why, we're using Linux here not MS$
If
Hi all, as you doubtless know, there are two drivers
for the Alcatel speedtouch ADSL modem: one from
Alcatel (more or less; written by Johan Verrept), see
http://www.linux-usb.org/SpeedTouch/howto.html.
I'll refer to this as the kernel space driver since most
of it is implemented as a kernel
Hi
I am using Redhat 7.2 with the default 2.4.7-10
kernel. I am also using the speedtouch / USB hotplug combination.
Whenthe link fails, it can never reconnect.
The only way Ican getback online is to reboot the
machine.
Looking through theppplog, I see these
messages:
Nov 27 14:44:03
Duncan wrote:
Anyway, I was hacking away on it the other day when a
luminous thought struck me: Why not use the user space
driver instead?
Indeed. I think the user-space option offers a lot for people that just
want to get it working with minimal fuss. I had tried to get the kernel-
mode
pppd[2954]: PPPoATM plugin_init
Mmm, your using the kernel-mode drivers? wrong list I'm afraid. The user-
mode drivers use a plain old vanila pppd with an external program to to the
AAL5 encapsulation.
Alex.
Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB
Pour se désinscrire :
It would appear you're using the kernel-space driver. This mailing list is
for the user-space driver (speedtouch.sourceforge.net).
Can't suggest anything further!
- Original Message -
From: Jay White
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 3:19 PM
Subject: [speedtouch]
I am using Redhat 7.2 with the default 2.4.7-10 kernel. I am also using the
speedtouch / USB hotplug combination.
When the link fails, it can never reconnect. The only way I can get back
online is to reboot the machine.
In what way does the link fail?
Duncan.
PS: I noticed that in some
Hi Duncan
First of all, apologies to all list members, I know this is technically
off-topic!
In what way does the link fail?
It's difficult to tell really, it does just seem to stop handling data! I
can't see any sign of the ppp connection being dropped, but network activity
(eg PINGs)
Hi,
I have read that the alcatel speedtouch can be made
to work on the 2.2.17 kernel, however I fail to see the PPP support for sync tty
ports in the kernel options. Is there a patch for the kernel or is it
maybe a dist linked kernel like the Mandrake release ??
Regards, Michael
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