Hi, wwp wrote:
> Hi Paul, > > On Wed, 6 Nov 2002 22:22:26 +0100 FlashCode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Depending on your provider protocol, try one of these options for pppoeci > > (put it in /etc/ppp/peers/adsl on the pppoeci line) :-mode VCM_RFC2364 > > -mode LLC_RFC2364 > > -mode LLC_SNAP_RFC1483 > > > > Please keep developers informed of your connection, because your modem is > > not yet *fully* supported (I'll add it to "supported modems" if successful > > !) If your provider is pppoe only, then you can use the pppoe patch here : > > >http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=634469&group_id=30043&atid=398083 > > After this, and if still unsuccessful, check if your provider uses PPPoE, > IPoATM or DHCP protocols. Do you use a fixed IP (without user/pass > authentication)? This has been already encountered with .se users. There are > patches for some protocols like PPPoE and IPoATM (merged ASAP), but still some > other comm. protocols unsupported. > Please check this and provide us the information! > The only technical specifications that I've managed to get from my ISP (Telia Sweden) regarding ADSL and my D-Link DSL-200 modem are: * VPI 8 * VCI 35 * Encapsulation RFS-1483 Bridged LLC Encap [Sic! Yes they write RFS and not RFC] * Modulation G.dmt Also, my connection provides dynamic IP-adress. I phoned my ISP and tried to get more information about whether they use PPPoE only, or IPoATM or what protocol they use, but could get no answer apart from an e-mail adress to someone who *may* be able to answer me. I've writtem to them and I'll see what I get back. I've downloaded the eciadsl CVS tree this friday (8/11) and compiled and installed all. I ran probe_device which produced the following output: your USB devices now: 1: USB UHCI Root Hub (0000:0000) 2: USB-ADSL Modem / GlobeSpan Inc. (0915:8000) probed USB device: USB-ADSL Modem VID1=0547, PID1=2131 VID2=0915, PID2=8000 I then ran eciconf.sh and entered the values above. Running startmodem with no changes to "/etc/ppp/peers/adsl" resulted in (lots of output snipped): LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Connection terminated. Running startmodem with the flag -mode LLC_SNAP_RFC1483 set resulted in (lots of output snipped): LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Connection terminated. Running startmodem with the flag -mode VCM_RFC2364 set resulted in (lots of output snipped): LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Connection terminated. Running startmodem with the flag -mode LLC_RFC2364 set resulted in (lots of output snipped): loading firmware (2/5).. modem not found My naive guess was that LLC_SNAP_RFC1483 would help me, but alas no. I just browsed the intro to RFC 1483 and it seems that RFC 1483 actuallly allows for two different protocol schemes and it seems what you have called LLC_SNAP_RFC1483 is not the same as what they call "Encapsulation RFS-1483 Bridged LLC Encap". But that's just me guessing! The pppoe patch you mention, could that help me, or is that already included in what I downloaded from CVS on friday (8/11)? Thanks again for the help so far! /Paul =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Driver Linux pour modem ECI ADSL USB: http://eciadsl.flashtux.org Archives de cette liste de diffusion: http://liste.eci.free.fr Pour se desinscrire: mailto:eci-request@;ml.free.fr?subject=unsubscribe
