Alain Danet wrote: >Hi, >Is there anybody on this list who can confirm that he uses a SpeedTouch >330 modem under Linux to access Internet through ADSL > Me :o)
> It could be very >usefull for a lot of people who fail in installing propely the access to >know the following : > The installation of modem ST330 is quite not easy, I tried a lot of solutions but now it works ... >- which type of Linux distribution and version is used. > I use Debian 3.0 but I don't think there could be a difference beetween Mandk, RH, Debian and SuSE ... >- which driver ? : Alcatel's driver for Linux doesn't exist for this USB >ADSL Speedtouch 330 modem. If the driver used has been downloaded from >the official site (sourceforge.net) what was the version used? > Alcatel doesn't provide any driver for ST330, but says it can run under Linux :o) Personnaly, I use speedtouch-CVS_19_11_2002.tar.gz and st330.patch >- which installation procedure? > Cf http://noothuy.free.fr/Speedtouchst330/index.htm >Here is an extract of my Logs proving that ADSL becomes Up but that the >problem is in the LCP phase : >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost modem_run[2052]: ADSL synchronization has been >obtained >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost modem_run[2052]: Modem State >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost modem_run[2052]: ADSL line is up (608 kbit/s >down | 160 kbit/s up) > modem_run seems to work fine ... >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppd[2055]: pppd 2.4.1 started by root, uid 0 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost /etc/hotplug/net.agent: assuming ppp0 is >already up >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppd[2055]: Using interface ppp0 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppd[2055]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/pts/2 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: pppoa3 version CVS_19_11_2002 >started by root (uid 0) >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Vpi set to 8 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Vci set to 35 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Verbosity level set to 2 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Schedule policy set to 0 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Modem ID set to 1 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Using Sync HDLC mode >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Using PPPoA mode >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Control pipe disabled >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Previous instance cleaning >enabled >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Control thread ready >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Pty descriptors : fdin=0, >fdout=1 >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: N_HDLC line set up >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2056]: Modem found! >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2066]: host --> pppoa3 --> modem >stream ready >Dec 31 17:06:21 localhost pppoa3[2067]: modem --> pppoa3 --> host >stream ready > All right too ... >Dec 31 17:06:22 localhost pppoa3[2066]: ATM cell queue sent to USB >Dec 31 17:06:49 localhost last message repeated 9 times >Dec 31 17:06:52 localhost pppd[2055]: LCP: timeout sending >Config-Requests >Dec 31 17:06:52 localhost pppd[2055]: Connection terminated. > Hum, are you sure your ppp-config files are ok ? I give you my /etc/ppp/peers/adsl : debug kdebug 1 noipdefault defaultroute pty "/usr/local/sbin/pppoa3 -m 1 -e 1 -c -vpi 8 -vci 35" sync user "fti/xxxxxxx" noauth noaccomp nopcomp noccp novj holdoff 4 persist maxfail 25 usepeerdns Be sure to have option "-e 1" with pppoa3, and that your user name is xxxxxxx and not xxxxxxx@fti (I'm not sure of that ...). Be sure to have # client server secret IP addresses fti/xxxxxxx * yyyyyyy * in your /etc/ppp/chap-secret. Olivier Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe
