[speedtouch] modem_run stops while expecting flashing lights

Hello, I'm new to Linux and I'm having trouble setting up my green manta ray. I'm using a Slackware 10 derivative called Topologilinux (kernel 2.4.28) in an Athlon 900 box with 196 MB and 60 GB hard disk drive with plenty af free space. After installing all necessary packages for compi

[speedtouch] "No such file or directory" during boot

Hello, I'm running Slackware 10 (2.4.28, patched appropiately) with an old green Speedtouch and speedtouchconf package, PPP 2.4.2. I've been able to get the modem work in my system and executing a script from rc.local I make the connection to my ISP. The documentation in the speedtouch

[speedtouch] Re: Slack 10.1 kernel 2.4.30-pre2

Leonardo, I use a Slack derivative with kernel 2.4.28 patched using Gilles Espinasse's patch (search archive). I did also went through the "remover" command line 14 error and fixed creating the required dir. Regarding the speedtouch script under hotplug, I have not make it work yet sin

[speedtouch] Re: Speedtouch USB connect at boot with Fedora Core 4

Marco, I run a Slackware 10.0 derivative with kernel 2.4.28. I use a script called from rc.local during boot. I also use KDE and by the time the login screen shows up the link has already been stablished. I do not use GNOME so I have no idea if there is enough time for something similar to

[speedtouch] Re: new driver

Duncan Sands wrote: >Get the latest the module from linux-usb CVS: > > http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=3581 > >Running "make" should build the module - no need to patch the kernel, >BUT you need to have a recent kernel (probably 2.6.14 is recent enough). > > > Duncan, I decide

[speedtouch] Re: new driver

I have GCC 3.4.3 Richard Connon wrote: > > >-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- >Hash: SHA1 > >What version of GCC does your LFS box use? >You often get lots of warnings when building with GCC4. > >Alonso y Eydis wrote: > > > >>Duncan Sands wrote:

[speedtouch] Re: new driver

You often get lots of warnings when building with GCC4. > >Alonso y Eydis wrote: > > > >>Duncan Sands wrote: >> >> >> >>>Get the latest the module from linux-usb CVS: >>> >>>http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=3581[1] >>

[speedtouch] LFS box w/kernel 2.6.11 and isochronous drive

Duncan, I downloaded kernel 2.6.14.3, configured, compiled appropriately and I'm able to boot from proper bzImage. Now when doing make in checked out directory there are no warnings as before but there is no .ko file at all either so I can not insmod anything! Following is the output

[speedtouch] Re: LFS box w/kernel 2.6.11 and isochronous drive

Thanks for your prompt answer Andy. I used the same configuration I was using for kernel 2.6.11 with which speedtouch driver did not have any trouble at all. Here is the .config file # # Automatically generated make config: don't edit # Linux kernel version: 2.6.14.3 # Thu Dec 1 13:35:00

[speedtouch] Re: LFS box w/kernel 2.6.11 and isochronous drive

It seems to work. At least the .ko files showed up. Is there a way you can test it (sort of benchmark)? Thanks! Andrew Benton escribió: >Alonso y Eydis wrote: > > >># >># USB DSL modem support >># >>CONFIG_USB_ATM=y >>CONFIG_USB_SPEEDTOUCH=y >>

[speedtouch] RBE encapsulation in Linux

Hello all, My ISP informed in few days is going to migrate from PPPoA to RBE so they already sent me the drivers for my green manta SpeedTouch to be used under Windows. Is there any solution that may work under Linux for this new scenario? Thanks for your support, Alonso List

[speedtouch] Re: RBE encapsulation in Linux

Thanks for thee link James. I'll keep it in mind for when the moment comes. If I understood well what the paper says the utility mentioned there is what I should run instead of pppd daemon? Alonso James Courtier-Dutton wrote: >PPPoA uses RFC 2364 PPP over ATM. >RBE uses standard RFC 1483/2684

[speedtouch] Re: RBE encapsulation in Linux

Ok, after 2 days hitting myself against a wall with my little linux experience I ran out of ideas. I recompiled my 2.6.14.3 kernel with rfc2684 support as a module and compiled br2684 utility against it. After modprobe speedtch I can create a nas0 successfully using br2684 -b 1 -e 0 -c 0 -a 0.3

[speedtouch] Re: RBE encapsulation in Linux

Thanks for your reply Gilles. As far as what the windows utility says it is a connection type RFC1483 using a LLC encapsulation. Can you tell me if this is bridged or routed? If it were bridged, what should be the corect procedure (kernel settings, modules to use, etc) to establish the connecto

[speedtouch] Re: RBE encapsulation in Linux SOLVED!

r circular references with clip in atm.o or problems with packet configuration. Well, I now have a platform to start from. Any ideas/suggestions are welcomed. Alonso Andrew Benton escribió: >Alonso y Eydis wrote: > > >>Ok, after 2 days hitting myself against a wall with my little