[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Duncan Sands
Actually, with the latest fedora (and vanilla 2.6 kernel for that matter) you don't need modem_run at all since David Woodhouse and I implemented in-kernel firmware loading... You need to put the stage 1 and stage 2 firmware files somewhere in the firmware path (mine are in /usr/local/lib/firmwar

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Giacomo Magnini
Duncan Sands wrote: > Actually, with the latest fedora (and vanilla 2.6 kernel for > that matter) you don't need modem_run at all since David Woodhouse > and I implemented in-kernel firmware loading... That's great news. But I guess the ppp libatm.so problem wasn't solved, am I right (for Fedora

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Andrew Benton
Duncan Sands wrote: > Actually, with the latest fedora (and vanilla 2.6 kernel for > that matter) you don't need modem_run at all since David Woodhouse > and I implemented in-kernel firmware loading... You need to put > the stage 1 and stage 2 firmware files somewhere in the firmware > path (mine

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Duncan Sands
On Monday 22 November 2004 10:23, Andrew Benton wrote: > Duncan Sands wrote: > > Actually, with the latest fedora (and vanilla 2.6 kernel for > > that matter) you don't need modem_run at all since David Woodhouse > > and I implemented in-kernel firmware loading... You need to put > > the stage 1

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Duncan Sands
> andy:~$ gcc -o firmware firmware.c -DSTANDALONE_EXTRACTER > firmware.c:43:17: crc.h: No such file or directory > firmware.c:529:17: crc.c: No such file or directory > andy:~$ > > Looks like it needs crc.c and crc.h. Yes, sorry about that. I've included all needed files at the end of this emai

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Andrew Benton
Duncan Sands wrote: > Yes. The difference between the firmware.c I supplied and the one from > the user space driver is simply that it names the files speedtch-1.bin etc. > Hmm...they're still coming out as boot.bin and firmware.bin... > If you compile your kernel with CONFIG_USB_DEBUG=y then yo

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Nick Sanders
On Monday 22 November 2004 08:02, Duncan Sands wrote: > Actually, with the latest fedora (and vanilla 2.6 kernel for > that matter) you don't need modem_run at all since David Woodhouse > and I implemented in-kernel firmware loading... You need to put > the stage 1 and stage 2 firmware files some

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Duncan Sands
> Are there any disadvantages to doing it this way compared using modem_run? I don't know of any [*]. All the best, Duncan. [*] I know of a bug in the kernel module which might bite you, but probably not. Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PRO

[speedtouch] Re: modem_run problem

2004-11-22 Thread Duncan Sands
On Monday 22 November 2004 18:18, Andrew Benton wrote: > Duncan Sands wrote: > > Yes. The difference between the firmware.c I supplied and the one from > > the user space driver is simply that it names the files speedtch-1.bin etc. > > > Hmm...they're still coming out as boot.bin and firmware.bi