Martin Galpin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Out of interest, do Thomson notify you of the changes, or do they rely
> on the community to reverse engineer it? I get the impression that for
> a product which sports a "Supported in GNU/Linux" they don't do much
> to help it.
Since the first 330 is
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> Ok i threw the main ideas, now i must find the time to code it
> correctly. Cry and shout loud on this ML if i did nothing until the end
> of the week.
Sounds good to me. Don't think that was a dig, I totally understand if you
don't have
Martin Galpin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Until a real fix is made, I wrote a short page for new users on how to
> get the Rev 400 modem to work.
This mail is just posted to show i'm not ignoring this nice thread and
that i'm porting attention to it. It's just i have not so much time
left
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On Monday 09 February 2004 09:59 pm, Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
> Hello Martin,
>
> > I finally got my own patch to work today! So, I'm free once again.
> >
> > http://www.nemohackers.org/speedtouch.php
>
> If I apply this patch to modem_run will i
Hello Martin,
> I finally got my own patch to work today! So, I'm free once again.
> http://www.nemohackers.org/speedtouch.php
If I apply this patch to modem_run will it still work with the original
330? If so did you add it to CVS? If not, how do you expect to merge it?
An extra command line s
I read the info on your page and I agree with you and others that my
connection behave better with speedtouch driver user mode when I was using
V1.1 than V1.2x but many other
packages have changed and I use a different hardware in my box so I was not
able to know what was the root
cause.
I know
I'm thinking about the timeout for kernel mode. What if I let the subprocess
time out at the same time as the external timeout (which isn't my code, I
just picked it up from the CVS) then there wouldn't be a zombie hanging
around, but neither would there be anything looping with errors.
I have ma
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The problem is nothing to do with the drivers.
As config.log reports, you're missing `as', which is the GNU assembler.
Reinstall/compile GCC and it's dependencies.
Regards,
Martin
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Hi,
when I have been trying to install modem driver under my Slackware 9.1 I
reach this problem:
C compiler cannot create executeable files see config.log
I'va goe gcc 3.2 installed on my system - USB connection works well so what
is going on?
--
Pozdrawiam / Best regards
Piotr Kaczor
http:
Hi,
when I have been trying to install modem driver under my Slackware 9.1 I
reach this problem:
C compiler cannot create executeable files see config.log
I'va goe gcc 3.2 installed on my system - USB connection works well so what
is going on?
--
Pozdrawiam / Best regards
Piotr Kaczor
http:
1) Yep. killall pppd (or perhaps killall -9 pppd)
2) I've got an initscript by default... it depends on the distro you
run. Check for the availability, or edit a file with these lines:
modem_run -m -f /etc/mgmt.o # Where is mgmt.o
pppd call adsl # Wha
After three frustrating weeks I finally got my silver 330 connected last
night thanks to help from everyone on this list.
So what next ?
I have a few questions that I'm sure are very basic to you guys but
would save me a lot of time.
Last night I was logged in as root and connected by issuing
Selon Dan O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Is there any support for the PCI speedtouch modem in Linux? I don't
> have USB!
>
> Dan O'Brien
> The Dancing Ox Company
> 146 Penmere Drive, Pentire, Newquay
> (01637) 873 897 w
Is there any support for the PCI speedtouch modem in Linux? I don't
have USB!
Dan O'Brien
The Dancing Ox Company
146 Penmere Drive, Pentire, Newquay
(01637) 873 897• www.oxdance.co.uk
design with passion
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Hi all,
I've tried pretty much everything and can't find a thing on the web. This is
sort of my last 'chance'. Sorry to bother, it looks like a pppd issue, but I'm
kind of hoping that one of you can tell me what is going wrong.
I am using a VIA M1 motherboard, with pppd 2.4.1 and RedHat 9 (ke
Hi,
I've got it working finally and seems that the patch is simple and
acceptable for the moment.
The only place where pusb_endpoint_read procedure is invoked with a 0
timeout parameter is exactly the place under question described below by
Gary. All I did was to replace 0 with DATA_TIMEOUT (all o
Hello, I'm having trouble installing the package speedbundle.
I was able to connect with my 2.4 kernel and the user space drivers from
benoit, but after installing 2.6 they didn't work anymore, so I decided
to try the kernel driver as suggested on a site.
I removed ppp and typed make in the speedbu
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