Blz pessoal!?!?

Estou com dificuldades em instalar meu modem
Agere/Lucent , j�
tentei de tudo e nd deu certo.
Durante as tentativas de instala��o eu fui escrevendo
o que eu ia fazendo. O texto segue abaixo, espero que
ele esteja claro a todos, alguma d�vida me escreva.

                       --X--

Meu HD est� com dual boot, nele tem o Windows 2000
professional e o RH 9 com o kernel 2.4.20-8. 
Meu modem � um: 
#       lspci -v
00:0a.0 Communication controller: Lucent
Microelectronics 56k WinModem (rev 01)
        Subsystem: Lucent Microelectronics LT WinModem
56k Data+Fax+Voice+Dsvd
        Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 0,
IRQ 5
        Memory at e1800000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable)
[size=256]
        I/O ports at a400 [size=8]
        I/O ports at a000 [size=256]
        Capabilities: [f8] Power Management version 2

Baixei o driver �ltmodem-8.26a9.tar.gz�  em
http://www.heby.de/ltmodem/ e conforme o 1ST-READ
comecei a instalar o driver.
Executei o comando ./build_module , depois o 
./ltinst2. O arquivo ./autoload n�o o encontrei
conforme descrito no  1ST-READ , o arquivo  que mais
se parece com ele � o lt_autoload que est� abaixo do
/utils, esse arquivo foi executado tb.
Executei o arquivo ./scanmodem e ele me deu as
seguintes informa��es:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ltmodem-8.26a9]# ./scanmodem

 A supported Lucent/Agere DSP chipset modem is
identified:  PCI_ID=11c1:0440
    VENDOR 0x11c1         DEVICE 0x0440
 ID are within the serviced ranges for Lucent/Agere
DSP modems:
   ------------------------------------------
    LUCENT 0x11c1          0x0440-0x045c
    XIRCOM 0x115d          0x0000-0x000F
    XIRCOM 0x115d          0x0440-0x045c
    XIRCOM 0x115d          0x0010-0x03ff
  -------------------------------------------
 Drivers and their compiler kits are available at:
       http://www.heby.de/ltmodem/

For more details read the Recording file.

redhat
warning: locate: could not open database:
/var/lib/slocate/slocate.db: No such file or directory
warning: You need to run the 'updatedb' command (as
root) to create the database

Depois executei o comando �updatedb� e executando
novamente o comando ./scanmodem me aparecem as
seguintes informa��es:

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ltmodem-8.26a9]# ./scanmodem

 A supported Lucent/Agere DSP chipset modem is
identified:  PCI_ID=11c1:0440
    VENDOR 0x11c1         DEVICE 0x0440
 ID are within the serviced ranges for Lucent/Agere
DSP modems:
   ------------------------------------------
    LUCENT 0x11c1          0x0440-0x045c
    XIRCOM 0x115d          0x0000-0x000F
    XIRCOM 0x115d          0x0440-0x045c
    XIRCOM 0x115d          0x0010-0x03ff
  -------------------------------------------
 Drivers and their compiler kits are available at:
       http://www.heby.de/ltmodem/

For more details read the Recording file.

redhat


A partir dessa parte do texto, eu n�o entendi mais nd,
pois tinham alguns diretorio que o RH n�o possuia.

REQUIRED kernel-headers or kernel-sources
----------------------------------------------------
The easiest and smallest satisfactory resource is a
kernel-header package with download size of about 1.5
Mb.
Kernel-header roles are explained in DOCs/ForNewbies.
They can be obtained from repositories for your Linux
distribution.  Its version must match that of the your
current kernel as displayed by:
$       uname -r

Some Linux distros are now providing alternative
install kernels.
For them this next step is CRITICAL. 
You must identify on your own System, 
a config file specifying the contents of your kernel.
For some Linux
Distros, it will be at:
  /boot/config-version
For RedHat there is a /usr/src/linux/configs
directory.
The version IS same as that displayed by:
$ uname -r
and the start if the file is like:
===============
#
# Automatically generated make config: don't edit
#
CONFIG_X86=y
CONFIG_ISA=y
# CONFIG_SBUS is not set

Get the matching kernel-header package from your
install CD or
download from your Linux repository. Install it with
whatever tools your distribution provides.  The common

installation folder is:
   /usr/src/kernel-headers-version#/
At this point try running:
$  ./build_module
It all works, just follow through with included
instructions.
Also see the explanation of build_rpm and build_deb
below.

In the case of build_module failure, read on.
A symbolic link may be  necessary, made with:
  ln -s PATHto/kernel-headers-version /usr/src/linux
Test with:
#       ls /usr/src/linux/include/linux
802_11.h           fd1772.h                loop.h
a.out.h            fddidevice.h            lp.h  
ac97_codec.h       fdreg.h                 lvm.h 
acct.h             file.h                  major.h
acpi.h             filter.h                malloc.h
adb.h              fs.h                    matroxfb.h
adb_mouse.h        fs_struct.h            
mc146818rtc.h
and MANY more.  These are the desired kernel-header
files.
Some will compiled with the modem specific codes in
this packages
SKIP to FINALLY

For the More Experienced planning to compile kernels,
the
sources download size will be some 15 Mb. Reading a
KERNEL-HowTo
is a MUST if you have not worked with such sources
before.
Be sure that your Linux PC installation includes
files:  
        /usr/bin/nm86
        /usr/bin/size86
        /usr/bin/objdump86
which are commonly part of bin86 package of Linux
distibutors.

After installation of the sources folder somewhere,
set the
following MANDATORY symbolic link as Root, and with
the
text on one line:
#       ln -sf /PATHtoFolderWith/kernel-sources-version/
                /usr/src/linux
This linkage is Necessary both for compiling ltmodem.o
through its own Makefile, and for compiling custom
kernels.
Check with:
#        ls -l /usr/src/linux
lrwxrwxrwx    1 root   src   17 Jan 25 21:24
/usr/src/linux
-> /Some//Folder/linux-2.2.16 and further with:
#       ls  /usr/src/linux
COPYING        Makefile        arch     include  lib  
   scripts
CREDITS        README          debian   init     mm   
   
Documentation  REPORTING-BUGS  drivers  ipc     
modules  
MAINTAINERS    Rules.make      fs       kernel   net  
   

If you have not yet run a configuration, the command:
#       ls /usr/src/linux/include/linux
will NOT yet return a Monster list of *.h header
files.
These are produced after a few steps. Move to the
sources
folder:
#       cd /usr/src/linux
Clean up of old debris:
#       make clean
Please check that building of modversions.h is
enabled:
#       grep MODVERSIONS /usr/src/linux/.config
should output:
                CONFIG_MODVERSIONS=y
If not, set up the configuration appropriate to your
PC
within /usr/src/linux, with:
#       make menuconfig OR make xconfig
Lastly, get some coffee, while setting the
dependencies
which build the header files:
#       make dep
When "make dep" is completed, check with:
#       ls /usr/src/linux/include/linux/modversions.h
/usr/src/linux/include/linux/modversions.h
AND to see even more headers:
#       ls /usr/src/linux/include/linux
802_11.h           fd1772.h                loop.h     
        
a.out.h            fddidevice.h            lp.h       
       
ac97_codec.h       fdreg.h                 lvm.h      
       
acct.h             file.h                  major.h    
       
acpi.h             filter.h                malloc.h   
       
adb.h              fs.h                    matroxfb.h 
      
adb_mouse.h        fs_struct.h            
mc146818rtc.h     
and MANY more.  These are the desired kernel-header
files  
needed in the compile


FINALLY
----------------------------------------------------
WITHOUT opening the inner source.tar.gz
     ./build_module
will compile drivers matching your current kernel.
Should there be a failure, first read
DOCs/Compile_fail.txt
If ./build_module generates the drivers
    ./ltinst2
will install them, Lastly
    ./autoload
will prepare your system for demand loading of the
drivers.
They are NOT loaded on boot up, but are autoloaded 
when modem usage is initiated. Do read DOCs/LastAdvice
if you have not previously used these drivers. 
Also browse the other DOCs files to be aware of what 
assistance they way provide for special problems.
The ltmodem Maintainer and Tester groups wish you 
good service on the Internet.

Report problems through: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Send bug fixes  through: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gratitude too,  through: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   


Ent�o resolvi utilizar um outro texto para Slackware
7.1 que consegui na Internet.  
Qdo executo o minicom -s, eu configuro a COM que eu
quero e qdo pe�o para sair ele me mostra isso:

Welcome to minicom 2.00.0

OP+�ES: History Buffer, F-key Macros, Search
History Buffer, I18n
Compilado em Jan 25 2003, 00:15:18.

Pressione CTRL-A Z para ajuda sobre teclas especiais


Executei o aplicativo KPPP , escolho a �COM� ttyS2, ou
ttyS3 e pe�o para perguntar ao modem a mensagem 
aparece que est� ocupado, qdo seleciono /dev/modem/
diz que  que � imposs�vel abrir o modem.

Espero que eu tenha sido claro nas minhas tentativas
de instala��o do modem.
Algu�m poderia dar uma for�a para mim!?

Muito grato,
Wagner Queiroz
www.wmqinfo.kit.net


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