I have a French version of the Draytek miniVigor 128 USB "modem" that is supposed to be able to work under Linux. Draytek provides a driver for it in an rpm, which loads with insmod -f (although it sends a message that it was compiled for kernel 2.4.0 and that my kernel is 2.4.3smp). But when I follow Draytek's instructions, which say to create a symbolic link from dev/ttyUSB0 to dev/modem, the K dialer can't query the modem (message: "Sorry, can't open modem"). The device shows up in proc/dev/bus/usb/devices, however, under its French name, but with driver=(none) next to it. The driver shows up in proc/dev/bus/usb/drivers, too, as miniVigor, though its name in its home directory (which is lib/modules/draytek) is "m128." The driver seems to work by loading itself at boot time using that insmod -f command. Is the order in which it loads important? Or am I wasting my time unless I have the exact kernel the driver was compiled for? I have seen in a post somewhere that the acm.o driver can be used for USB modems. I have tried loading acm and then hot-plugging the modem as was suggested, but this does not result in the acm driver beng assigned to the modem in proc/dev/bus/usb/devices. I realize I have probably left out essential information. Please let me know what you need to know. Thanks in advance for any help. Joe _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
