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I recently called up my aDsl provider (centurytel) and they said they dont support linux, and I will most likely not be able to connect to the internet.. Centurytel is one of the biggest companies in communications there is no way? Was the tech support just a liar?
Don't you know Linux cant connect to the internet. In fact, only Windows can! HaHa. He's probably not a liar, he's just the tech not getting paid squat who is not informed.
Search Google for adsl howto or adsl tutorial. There is a lot of info out there.
Try to get your ethernet working, I've found them more reliable than USB modems. ( for Linux or Windows ) Plus there dead simple to set up under Linux ( they require no drivers ). USB modems can require tricky driver set up ( it may have improved though since I had one ).
Because I dissconnected the USB from my modem, put my Centurytel setup disk in. It said to use connect the cable.. Then I connected.. It searched and searched and said it could not be found.
Try the latest nForce drivers at Nvidias site. Then check the control panel again. If it doesn't work, tell us what modem ( the link you posted above keeps timing out for me. ).
Blah! I checked I do have the latest version :S.. Is it possible something is unplugged or something? Its on my system board, but if it was unplugged my system wouldent work right?
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