jeremy wrote:
Hello,
I'm a Linux newbie and I found the How-To extremely helpful (and much easier
than the other How-Tos), however I am not sure how to properly disconnect.
Currently I use the command killall pppd but this apparently doesn't close
it fully because when I shut down my
problem. I did a grep on
/proc/bus/usb in etc and found the script that did the mount at boot time
and copied that line into reconnect. It took me about three iterations to
get it working.
regards Martin West
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From: Hugo Coolens [EMAIL PROTECTED
v wrote:
On Friday 30 Nov 2001 1:11 pm, you wrote:
If possible could you post the script, i would be very grateful.
Ok here's my setup - you'll need to change !!PPP-Partner!! to the ip
address of the other side of your ppp link (ie the ip address listed by
P-t-P: in ifconfig ppp0). I
Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
Shame on me. You all received the BADTRANS virus via my email, since
I read my message using Outlook Express, which automatically executes those
stupid .pid files
even if you do not need read the message.
So, I won't install any virus scan or anything else. I'll
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
I'm using Mandrake 8.0 and the contents of 21082001.tar.gz, I did not recompile
the kernel, I also edited /etc/modules.conf (replaced usb-uhci with uhci to avoid
unclean unmounts). The system works most of the time well, but sometimes the
system crashes, here is anb excerpt of the screen I get
Tony Mountifield wrote:
Hugo Coolens wrote:
Tony Mountifield wrote:
yes, but apparently it does not always. How can I detect which
process
uses the
usbdevfs after performing adsl.sh stop? So I can kill it manually
before
halting
the system?
# fuser -m
Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
Right. The explanation is very simple : if one process use the usbdevfs,
mounted on /proc/bus/usb. The file system can not be unmounted.
So the system refuses to shut down properly.
Normaly, adsl.sh stop should be enought to kill everything properly,
right?
Alex wrote:
On Sat, Oct 27, 2001 at 04:46:27PM -0400, Hugo Coolens wrote:
Christophe Segui wrote:
Je ne sais pas si 2.4.12 est plus recent que 2.4.3 .
Si, 2.4.12 est plus récent que 2.4.3 .
ps : on en est au 2.4.13
Donc, il faut patcher le kernel 2.4.3 de Mandrake 8.0? Quelle(s
Christophe Segui wrote:
a partir du kernel 2.4.12 il ne faut pas patcher HDLC sinon le module
ppp_generic ne se chargera pas (unresolved symbols...)
Est-ce qu' il faut donc patcher HDLC pour Mandrake 8.0 (kernel2.4.3-20mdk)?
Je ne sais pas si 2.4.12 est plus recent que 2.4.3 .
Hugo
I'm using the speedtouch driver on a Mandrake 8.0 distribution without having
modified anything to the kernel (no patches). It rather works well once started,
but a few things keep bothering me:
1. This is a log of my startup procedure:
[root@localhost speedtouch-21062001]# ./adsl.sh start
Benjamin Laurans wrote:
Bonjour,
J'utilise la mandrake 8.0 (bientot 8.1) avec les drivers de Benoit
(speedtouch-21062001.tar.gz).
Moi aussi, j'utilise cette combination
De plus, 1 fois sur 5 lors de la deconnexion ou du redemarrage mon
linux plante en creant plein de
Here is an little excerpt from a message a posted earlier and to which
Edouard Gomez replied:
Edouard Gomez wrote:
Hugo Coolens wrote:
I have a speedtouch USB-modem running under plain Mandrake8.0 (no
kernel
patches, just the kernel as it is in Mandrake8.0). I use
speedtouch
Hugo Coolens wrote:
Edouard Gomez wrote:
Hugo Coolens wrote:
I have a speedtouch USB-modem running under plain Mandrake8.0 (no kernel
patches, just the kernel as it is in Mandrake8.0). I use
speedtouch-21062001 and followed the instructions of Bernard P. except
when it tells
Edouard Gomez wrote:
Hugo Coolens wrote:
I have a speedtouch USB-modem running under plain Mandrake8.0 (no kernel
patches, just the kernel as it is in Mandrake8.0). I use
speedtouch-21062001 and followed the instructions of Bernard P. except
when it tells about recompiling or patching
alfred walac wrote:
je voudrait savoire si la version mandrake 8.0 est compatible avec le
modem usb alcatel parce ke j ai rien compris je voudrait kelkes
explikations en plus merci
Pour moi ça marche bien, sauf que plusieurs fois je ne sais pas faire un
umount clean apres avoir terminé
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