56k Modem driver install issues
I am a newbie to linux almost entirely. I started playing with Slackware 9.1 for a few weeks untill I moved over to Fedora Core 1 which I am using now.
I have a HSF Conexant modem, along with linux drivers for it. In Slackware 9.1, I could easily install these drivers and be on the internet in no time. In Fedora Core 1 however, it is a different story. After seeing it error towards the very end, it told me about a log file it generated, and for me to check it. Since I am a total newb to this, I'll let you gurus out there take a gander at this gobbly-gook and see if you can help me out. Code:
../modules/kernelcompiler.sh: using gcc; cannot find compiler matching: |
sounds like you need to install the gcc compiler package.
In may distro (redhat 9) it came under 'basic development tools' but i dont know how other distros handle adding/removing applications. you will also need the kernel sources installed as well. |
In serial_core.c, change line 1073 from:
if ((tty->count.counter == 1) && (state->count != 1)) { to if (((tty->count).counter == 1) && (state->count != 1)) { and run hsfconfig again. Everything should be ok |
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