> I doubt its the driver itself per-se. Do you have any processor load > figures? Does the driver take a lot of time? I suspect a potential buggy > USB chipset that windows copes with better. What chipset have you got?
It's a D850MV board from Intel (850 chipset, 82801BA I/O controller ICH2). The load remains low (0.03). After 7 minutes downloading only pppoa shows a CPU time of 0:03 (also low); the rest (modem_run, pppd) show 0:00. The syslog shows this: > Dec 24 15:20:35 pcronald pppoa2[249]: CRC error in an AAL5 frame > Dec 24 15:20:52 pcronald last message repeated 9 times > Dec 24 15:21:54 pcronald pppoa2[249]: CRC error in an AAL5 frame > Dec 24 15:22:52 pcronald last message repeated 14 times > Dec 24 15:23:27 pcronald last message repeated 2 times > Dec 24 15:26:04 pcronald pppoa2[249]: CRC error in an AAL5 frame > Dec 24 15:27:06 pcronald last message repeated 7 times > Dec 24 15:27:52 pcronald last message repeated 34 times > Dec 24 15:29:19 pcronald last message repeated 318 times > Dec 24 15:30:19 pcronald last message repeated 331 times > Dec 24 15:31:20 pcronald last message repeated 375 times > Dec 24 15:32:19 pcronald last message repeated 386 times > Dec 24 15:33:19 pcronald last message repeated 355 times > Dec 24 15:34:19 pcronald last message repeated 360 times > Dec 24 15:35:19 pcronald last message repeated 374 times > Dec 24 15:36:19 pcronald last message repeated 362 times > Dec 24 15:37:20 pcronald last message repeated 352 times > Dec 24 15:38:19 pcronald last message repeated 386 times Download speed is 15K/sec. I read on the Intel site something about a new BIOS which supports "legacy USB devices". I'm not sure what they mean with "legacy", but I think I'll try upgrading the BIOS. Cheers, and merry christmas everybody, Ronald Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se d�sinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe
