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i have a motorola sm56 modem...i got the driver and i unpacked it...there was a script file that did all the work for me...and them i just had to do: insmod sm56 well it says segmentation fault
I have a problem with the SM56 modem which I have still not resolved, but there is a fix for the segmentation fault when you try to insert the module. Try the following website.
probably sm56 wont work because the kernel of u are using is being complied using gcc 3 and sm56 uses gcc 2 so it wont work.
i got this message in the redhat oprating system
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