Hallo Irene,

> Since I was having downstream problems with the user space driver and
> the alcaudsl.sys firmware, I  installed the latest Debian speedtouch
> packet and built in the kerneldriver (2.4.22).

 I have no experience with the kernel driver yet, but since nobody else 
jumps in I thought I might give you at least some answers.

> I'm using the firmware file from
> http://speedtouch.sourceforge.net/index.php?/download.en.html now.

 I have been using the KQD6P2.eni with the user mode driver for quite a 
while now (http://download.ethomson.com/download/KQD6_R204.zip).

> Ping gives messages like unknown host, also when I use an IP
> address.

 Really? Or just time outs in the latter case? By the way, can you ping 
both ends of the point to point connection? Have you tried traceroute and 
seen how far a trace gets?

> I shut down the firewall, but no way. I put the modem_run options
> -m -f -s in the script, that didn't work either. Could it be that I should
> remove netfiltering modules from the kernel?

 If all chains are set to ACCEPT you should be ok. No need to remove the 
netfiltering modules.

> Iptables -L -n gives IP-addresses with only zero's.

 Don't forget the -v option, which shows to which interface the rules 
apply. The zero's are just IP catch alls, its the "destination" 
(ACCEPT/DROP) that matters.

> Btw, it doesn't seem to be possible to go back to my original
> configuration, it just doesn't work anymore somehow. And I would still
> have the crappy downstream: it used to be around 15 kbps instead of the 42 I
> get sometimes with Wintendo, which I'm forcibly using now.

 The user mode driver gives me a 40KB/s ftp download speed (same modem as 
you, same line specs, but using the KQD6P2.eni firmware).

 Although I don't feel I can pinpoint the problem you are having I hope 
this is of some use. Maybe somebody with experience with the kernel mode 
driver can jump in...

Bye,
Leonard.

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