Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
> And bad news for Tony : I now use USBDEVFS_SUBMITURB.
:-(
There's a new uhci.c out that looks like it changes a lot of the
spinlock stuff... I'm trying it to see if it makes things work. If not
I'll have to compile a UP kernel until it's fixed.
Tony
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Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
> But it seems there is still something wrong with endpoint 7. You'll find
> some traces in attachement (available in trace-pppd-2.txt in the tar.gz).
>
It seems you're reaping your URBs too fast. I rewrote using a signal
handler and the packets began to make a lot mo
Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
> It will generate a pppoa2.log. Send it the mailing list with any relevant
> information, such as strange messages in /var/log/message. Also send ALL
> the pppd[] messages.
The newest file I could find on your website was from the 29th. This
still exhibits the same pr
Rakotomalala Renaud wrote:
>
> And It's wrong because I'm on Nildram (UK) with 512/256.
>
Another one :-)
And I thought there weren't that many of us... :-)
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This is the output from modem_diag you asked for.
Tony
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spock:/home/tmh/alcatel/speedtouch# ./modem_diag -v -m
Yeah, I found your ADSL modem with VendorID=06b9 & ProductID=406
Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
> So, it seems they are some 'shift' somewhere. Anyway, I've got a working
> configuration with 'pppoa2' (latest .tar.gz updated few minutes ago). No
> more 'truncated' IP packets, LOST packets instead :-)
Congratulations! I was able to ping remote hosts successfully (d
Stuart Luscombe wrote:
> Does this mean that UHCI won't work...sorry if it is a dumb sounding
> question, but my
> controller uses UHCI
>
I suspect it's just VIA chipsets that won't work.
I was getting reasonable results with an Intel UHCI controller on the
last version.
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Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
> Send the list your config (UHCI/OHCI, SMP or not, which pppd version &
> which kernel) and your results (difficulties, upload/download speed).
Intel UHCI (tried both drivers), kernel 2.4.2-ac26 (Patched to fix SMP),
SMP, pppd 2.4.0 release.
Lots of packet loss (91%
Dominique DELANDE wrote:
> I also tried the new Alcatel mgmt (version 1.3.1). No change : the
> computer
> hangs with no error messages at the end of the modem initialization.
> Whether the speedtch module is loaded or not does not change anything.
I assume you have an SMP kernel... You need t
Dominique DELANDE wrote:
> No, no SMP enabled in the kernel. I do not know where the bug comes
> from.
> Maybe because I removed the hotplug package...
>
You don't need hotplug (I never got it to work properly anyway). If you just modprobe
speedtch
and run the management app of your choice it
Since I couldn't get the latest version to work reliably, I tried
stripping down the code to a bare minimum - bulk transfers, one at a
time, reaping on completion.
With this arrangement I was able to connect first time & get really good
pings (20-22ms). Very stable, until I fired up mozilla,
Benoit PAPILLAULT wrote:
> On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Tony Hoyle wrote:
>
>
>> Since I couldn't get the latest version to work reliably, I tried
>> stripping down the code to a bare minimum - bulk transfers, one at a
>> time, reaping on completion.
>
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> - bypass the authntification with "expert" mode, but
> you need to know the chap algorithm ( the variable
> used are the mac adress and firmware version ). The
> author doesn't give this algorithm.
The password is an 10 digit integer. You could brute force that o
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