I installed Mandrake Linux 10.1 with kernel version 2.6.8.1-12 mdk and I have an external ISDN modem (Intracom-netMod) which is connected to my PC by USB cable. In installation guide which I have (this is installation guide for kernel version 2.2.18 or higher), it says that I have to type at the command prompt cd /usr/src/linux-version and after that to type make xconfig. Linux Kernel Configuration Window should appear and there I have to switch on USB supports: 1.the core Kernel support for USB; 2.the USB device file system; 3.UHCI support; 4.OHCI support; 5.CDC ACM support (it is suggasted to include the OHCI and ACM drivers as modules). My problem is that /usr/src/linux-version doesn't exist. In /usr/src there is only RPM. Is there some other possibility to start make xcinfig or some other posibility to ensure USB supports from the list above? J seted all properly (I think so) in kppp, but when I try to establish connection the message "the modem is busy" appear. In system configuration tool -> Hardware -> Unknown/Others my modem is recignized (vendor) but module is unknown. Regards.
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