I had alwas hangings and connection loss at Linux after using a new USB on a
PCI card (VIA Chipset) (old USB was Intel-Chipset (440FX)) all troubles
ended. Now I work on a stable and reliable connection. The Speedtouch modem
may have some problems with older USB chipset.

Florian

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Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 10:34 PM
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Subject: [speedtouch] Re: SuSE 8.1


jpearson wrote:

>Hi
>
>I never had any problem getting  Beno�t Papillault's drivers to work as I
>followed his instructions. SpeedTouch works great in SuSE8 and 8.1 with no
>problems. For what it worth, I didn't use any SuSE documents.
>
>
>I also wrote a small "START" script and added a soft link in rc5.d so that
>it starts automatically when I boot. I also setup SuSEfirewall2 to operate
>in "Stealth" mode.
>
>
>
How about when you lose your connection every once in a while? what do
you do? Unplufg the modem, kill pppd, plug the modem back in , and cross
your fingers .... Most of the time, I could  not find any other way than
to reboot . There must ba anoither way, as they say ...

fxf

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