I recommend Paul at Ecaf for Linux disks too but if we cannot find him during his shift I can burn a set of Mandrake 10m disks for you.
Regards, Robert If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it. -----Original Message----- From: Zane Gilmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, 7 June 2004 8:32 p.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: DSE conexant accessrunner adsl pci card config Darryl, Don't know much about PCI ADSL cards but you are running an old distribution. IIRC Redhat 9 is probably getting to be about a year old. (and for software that's ooold) Seeing as though you seem to be pretty early in your installation cycle it might pay to get a hold of a copy of Mandrake 10 Official. It's a good newbie distro. Don't know where Paul's internet cafe has moved to now (Paul where are you now?) but he flogs Linux disks @ $5 /disk. Darryl Te Whata wrote: > I don't know if am doing this right, new to mailing lists as well. > > I am a newbie to Linux and have installed RH9 to a 4GB slave drive on my > WinXp comp. (Athlon 2000xp, 512sd ram 40 + 4 GB Hdd) > > Having dabbled previously, I always dropped the install because of lack of > Internet access (too hard basket). > > I am now trying to give it a real go but am having trouble configuring the > hardware as RH9 does not support this card out of the box. > > I have located and installed 4 rpms from > http://www.data-technics.net/content.php?cat=7 > <http://www.data-technics.net/content.php?cat=7> , > > 1. accessrunner-2.4.20-8.rh9.0.i386.rpm > 2. initscripts-7.14-2.cnx.i386.rpm > 3. linux-atm-2.4.1.cc-2.0.i386.rpm > 4. ppp-2.4.2b3-rh9.0.i386.rpm > > which have resulted in the boot sequence locating the card and initializing > an adsl connection but when I log onto RH there is still no card to find in > the hardware browser. > > I have a couple of areas of concern, I would like to check the configuration > within the RPM's to ensure they are what I need, and I need an idiots guide > on the configuration steps when everything boots. I have been looking but > the level of help on the net is a little above me. > > Thanx > > Darryl Te Whata > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
