USB ADSL usr9000 driver installation
 

I just installed RH8 in an Acer Extensa 367D.I followed the instructions to install the driver for an ADSL USB US Robotics 9000 modem (http://www.usr.com/support/9000/9000...e%20Modem.html).

I did:

cd /usr
mkdir USR_USB
cd USR_USB
cp /mnt/cdrom/Linux/9000_Linux.tgz
tar xvzf 9000_Linux.tgz

Untill here is ok, but then:

[root@localhost USR_USB]# ./inst_mod linux 2.4.18-14

And I got this answer:

off
rm -f error.log .depend AdiUsbAdslDriver.o Boot.o Util.o Pipes.o ./ADIUTIL/Me.o
./ADIUTIL/Msg.o ./ADIUTIL/Dsp.o ./ADIUTIL/Mpoa.o ./ADIUTIL/Uni.o ./ADIUTIL/Sar.o
./ADIUTIL/Crc.o ./ADIUTIL/Zaps.o adiusbadsl.o *~ core
make -C ./USER clean
make[1]: Cambiando directorio '/usr/USR_USB/ADI_LINUX/USER'
rm -f error.log .depend main.o Config.o adictrl *~ core
make[1]: Saliendo directorio 'usr/USR_USB/ADI_LINUX'
gcc -DLINUX -D__KERNEL__ -DMODULE -I/usr/src/linux/include -Wall -Wstrict -protot
ypes -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-strict-aliasing -pipe -mpreferred-stack-boundary=
2 -I./ADIUTIL -02 -M *.c > .depend
/bin/sh: line 1: gcc: command not found
make[1]: *** [dep] Error 127
make[1]: Saliendo del directorio 'usr/USR_USB/ADI_LINUX'
gcc -DLINUX -D__KERNEL__ -DMODULE -I/usr/src/linux/include -Wall -Wstrict -protot
ypes -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-sctrict-aliasing -pipe -mpreferred-stack-boundary=
2 -I./ADIUTIL -02 -c -o AdiUsbAdslDriver.o AdiUsbAdslDriver.c
make: gcc: No se encontro el programa
make:*** [AdiUsbAdslDriver.o] Error 127

What's the problem? That I don't have gcc? What should I do?
:confused: :confused: :confused:

Thanks!

Yes, it appears that you do not have gcc installed. gcc is the name of the C compiler (actually a collection of compilers) which is standard on Linux. See if you can find gcc on your installation discs, and install it.

Also, for future reference, when compiling software, there are often other errors about required libraries and stuff; usually buried in the errors is something to the effect of "xyz not found" or "cannot find lxyz". If that happens, try finding and installing xyz, libxyz, or xyz-devel.

about usr 9000 usb
 

hi, i've read your problem, did you resolve it?
i did it, but found problem in the end, during connection, want we help each other?

about "aa"
 

it's useless that i explain "how to" resolve his problem of some month ago, without knowing if i resolved it before me...

sorry, errata corrige
 

....without knowing if HE resolved it before me...

so, that's because it's not easy to explain how to and where did i arrived now

1st of all sorry for the "aa" item. In fact it was a mistake that I couldn't change.

About if I solve the problem: yes an not. Yes because after installing the gcc the installation was ok.Not because after the config (it was quite long) it did not work. Now I don't know if it's a config problem, an IP provider problem (I had some problems with the ADSL line) or HW problem (I know this modem gives some problems with some chipsets and/or BIOS). So I have to try again.

I'll try to keep you informed.

Thanks!

my problem...
 

my problem seems to be same as yours, in fact i correctly complied and installed the modem. but when i try to connect it establishes connection to the adsl central , but when i start connection he tries to send the first pachage but never get answer, you can see it in your /var/log/messager and /var/log/debug. he tries to send first packet, but never getting answer he waits for the answer, so don't connect. the same modem connects under window$ by the same pc and che same connection, so i can even say say that another adsl modems (lended me) perfectly connects by linux, with the same configurations (/etc/ppp/options, and so on) so it can ONLY be the driver for that modem. nothing else. but i did'nt understand what's appened

ERRATA CORRIGE
 

deeply sorry, but i do not speak english so good, intended to say:

packet (not pachage)
/var/log/messages (and not /var/log/messager)

and so on


forgive me...