Ethernet Adsl Modem Driver Problems And Install Problems...
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Ethernet Adsl Modem Driver Problems And Install Problems...
Hi,
i jes received madrake 9.2 and installed it without much trouble.
Howevr i have a USB ADSL MODEM which is not recognized by MANDRAKE 9.2.
I am using this modem that runs in wondows using a globespan virata ADSL driver, it uses Encapsulation:RFC2364
Now the problem i am facing is that mandrake does not recognize / detect the ADSL modem.
Hence i cannot get online using linux, i have to keep switchign back to windows to access the internet, hence even if there is a driver available to download.. how can i download it using wondows if linux is on a anopther partition??
and how does the installation of this driver work??
please am real newie at this.... and very eager to do away with BILL GATES~!!!
HELP.
-----I AM RUNNING-----
Intel celeron 1.7 GHz
40 GB HDD with 10 separate partition for LINUX
256DDR RAM
Mandrake 9.2 OS
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i have found this eciadsl site that has its own driver developed but after configuring teh driver... it doesnt seem to have downloaded what they mention as ARK SOFTWARE.. which i think makes the connexion...
what chipset was your modem?
i assume you don't know.
you should download at http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/packages/scanModem.gz
then extract it using file roller to your home directory.
open up an terminal and type chmod a+x scanModem
next type "./scanModem" then that will gave you lots of information about your modem. please post that and i will have an idea if you found the right driver or not.
one small very basic and almost dumb doubt.. if i download this in windows (whihc i am using to get online now) how do i get it to linux if its bigger thana floppy size??
please explain in howto commandline inputs... thanks o much
cheers
sorry, for got to tell you
you have to extract the file first. use file roller.
then the extracted file should be "scanModem" and you could run it "./scanModem"
you extract it to your home directory which would be
/home/"yourusername"
"yourusername" is your user name.
did you check wether there is a driver thats on the modem's installation cd?
after you extract it just open a teriminal, then do "./scanModem"
Hi tricky,
ok confrimation on 2 things, my modem runs of a globespan GS7070 chipset,
the installation CD (for windows) has a driver for it.. but i am guessign that works only for windows...
if however u think this same CD can work for mdk9.2 pls do tell me how!! as in if i have to make mdk9.2 search for the driver then how do i do that??
download at http://eciadsl.flashtux.org/download...0.9-1.i586.rpm
to /home/"yourusername"
and install it as root
you login as root by "su -"
type passwd
#cd /home/"yourusername"
#rpm -Uhv eciadsl-usermode-0.9-1.i586.rpm
./scanModem should ONLY be run within a Linux/UNIX partition.
If within a MicroSoft/DOS partition, abort with Ctrl-C now !!!
Copy scanModem.gz to your Linux partition and restart.
./scanModem: line 1: gcc: command not found
Please browse the folder Modem/ containing the following files:
1stRead.txt DriverCompiling.txt General.txt ModemData.txt Rational.txt SoftModem.txt Testing.txt UNSUBSCRIBE.txt
I don't now my chipset ver., but i find my modem by PID & VID, it is here: my modem
What can i do???
I find this, but i don't sure..
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