hai...
>I am new to Linux and Unix and have little knowledge of either.
that s me too,
but today i made my modem run..!!
:))
>My operating system is SUSe Linux 10.1.
>I have followed your "Linux kernel driver for SpeedTouch USB modems" and
>after reboot, I try to contact Suse for updates and cannot.
>
>(This is the only way I know of to determine whether I am connected to my
>ISP.)
enter a webpage url in your browser..
>I wonder what I am doing wrong and hope you can help.
>It would help me considerably if I could make the connection by clicking
>on an applet - as one does in Windows and have a report on connection success.
i know your problem very well!
i drive suse 9.1 which works with this applet...
i had a suse10.1 where i couldn't find the applet as you too
and i drive a suse 9.1 which is upgraded to 10.1 and where i can use the
applet too..
my problems were a wrong vci/vpi number, and in "Linux kernel driver for
SpeedTouch USB modems" the <username> is in 'username' but when i tried
"username" it worked..
baba jürgen
>Anthony Stutchbury
>Liste de diffusion modem ALCATEL SpeedTouch USB
>Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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