Selon Duncan Sands <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Don't somebody else saw this sort of 'disabled by hub (EMI?), > > re-enabling...' message wich do a partial modem reset? > > Most of the time with pppoa3, the firmware stay in the modem, so an usb > > reset is necessary to reconnect but it's may not the case for kernel > > driver. > > Do you also get it if you unplug the modem? Yes, I have seen that after the mail I send you before. > > > It is understandable that there is some problem due to this desorderly > > modem reset but it's may more related to 'pppd[721]: connect(8.35): No > such > > device' than the speedtch module. > > Well, I have no idea yet. I don't see how reseting the modem could cause > problems for the module. I will try to find out what this EMI message > means. > I think this is _USB_ wich is reset (and the modem firmware was reset too all the time I saw the bug yesterday). The module use some interface over usb and may not be happy when interfaces disapeared. If I remember well, when pppoa3 was used, the firmware stay in the modem and it is necessary to reset usb by removing usb-core to be able to start again modem_run. My experience for this EMI message is that it is really related to power EMI. Sometime when I got to sleep and put the light off, wich is a luminescent tube, I reset this modem or others (ECI usb) with this bug. (hard modem testing mode :-) )
But I know that it's may be too software related. I have experienced that with ECI usb modem driver V0.7, I had very often this bug in PPPoE mode and less in PPPoA. And with V0.8 wich work really better, there is no more such a difference PPPoA/PPPoE. It's may be related to some bug in the usb chipset (Intel PIIX3 uhci) on my motherboard. I can test on one motherboard with ohci. Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
