Leonard den Ottolander ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > So I had a look at http://speedtouch.sourceforge.net and noticed the > firmware.bin file that is made available there. (Gomez, maybe it is a > good idea to add your email address at this page.)
Why ? I don't claim anything about that file, so i don't want to get emails about it (on my personal box)... As i said at that time, the speedtouch site was down and people were asking for a firmware so i uploaded the one i use. Then I've been blacklisted[1] from thomson-multimedia domain, that explains why i was still thinking the speedtouchdsl.com site was down. > My question is where does this firmware.bin come from? A direct URL > avoiding the nag screen would be great. I can't find any reference to > this firmware anywhere on the sites I searched. (No idea why Thomson > is speaking of Linux "support".) It was a firmware shipped in a MacOSX driver release. MacOSX drivers use raw firmwares, so it was/is a good idea to take them instead of using wrapped firmwares in .dll or .o files. Now i know Thomson distributes the raw firmware file directly (not a mgmt.o) file. [1] I don't knwo why exactly but i cannot access their site (not even their main site). All sites in the the thomson multimedia domain refuse my connection (i have a static IP so it's easy to filter my connections). A friend provided me a Proxy access (his proxy is in the same IP range/same ISP IP group) and, hided behind the proxy i had no problems... so i'm pretty sure i'm simply blacklisted from their domain. -- Edouard Gomez Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
