Hugo,

The numbers about the ADSL line speeds are fiction. can you access the web 
normally once the modem is connected? if so then ignore these numbers.

the information you are seeing are to do with debug lines which obscure your 
command prompt so again there is nothing wrong there. the CR is not necessary 
to start typing commands.

you can remove all the debug if you set the debug level to 0 in the adsl.sh.
VERBOSE=0

3) this could be connected to the mounted /proc/... for usb. I don't know and 
can not reproduce this with RH.

Ahmed....

Quoting Hugo Coolens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> I'm using the speedtouch driver on a Mandrake 8.0 distribution without
> having
> modified anything to the kernel (no patches). It rather works well once
> started,
> but a few things keep bothering me:
> 
> 1. This is a log of my startup procedure:
> [root@localhost speedtouch-21062001]# ./adsl.sh start
> Gotcha, I found your ADSL ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB modem!
> best offset   6463 with probability  87%
> best offset 532634 with probability 100%
> BLOCK1 :    991 bytes   uploaded : OK
> BLOCK2 :    511 bytes downloaded : OK
> BLOCK3 : 526187 bytes   uploaded : OK
> BLOCK4 :    511 bytes downloaded : OK
> Reference     : 3EC 18607GCAB 01 (see under your modem box)
> ADSL line is blocked?
> ADSL line is synchronising
> ADSL line is synchronising
> received interrupts, len = 6
> a1 00 01 00 00 00                               ......
> ADSL line is up, downstream at 73400320 kbit/s, upstream at 8388608 kbit/s
> ADSL link goes UP
> 
> after this I always get an extra message:
> HDLC line discipline version 3.2, maxframe=4096
> 
> I then have to give a carriage return myself to get back my command prompt,
> that's the first thing I think is strange: why does this line appear
> afterwards
> and do I have to give a manual carriage return?
> 
> 2. If you look at the downstream rate 73400320 kbps i.e. 9175040 kbyte/s i.e
> +/-
> 9 Mbyte/s , that value can not be true in my opinion, same for the upstream
> rate
> 
> 3. I stop my system always as follows
> log out as normal user
> go to the terminal where I started the adsl-communication as root
> and give the commands:
> adsl.sh stop
> killall modem_run
> halt
> five times out of ten (I have counted this during a few weeks), the systems
> fails
> to umount cleanly the linux partition, this problem only occurs with the
> speedtouch modem connected.
> 
> all suggestions to fine tune the system are welcome
> hugo
> 
> 
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