I have a PPPoA DSL connection that a poor quality Actiontec modem/router runs at 1536 down and 896 up. In the interest of making things work better I am upgrading my router to an old laptop with a dead screen and an Alcatel Speedtouch USB modem (the old green squashed frog model). This lets all of the routing, etc. be controlled by a Linux box, instead of a slightly brain dead embedded device.
I have the Speedtouch working with the kernel driver under 2.6.4 and firmware: Firmware info (CRC:0x78039fed, Size:762650, Checked: Yes, 3.0.6 - MacOSX - Win32) the problem is that the ADSL connection doesn't train as fast with the Speedtouch as with the Actiontec: ADSL line is up (1024 kbit/s down | 640 kbit/s up) Is there any way to force the Speedtouch to sync at the faster speeds? Would one of the more modern Speedtouch USB modems, such as a 330 work better? Thanks. Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB Pour se d�sinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
