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I recently got SuSe linux 9.2 professional and i have 2MB DSL through a modem that has a dsl hookup... i cannot figure out how to hook up dsl to my linux box and i am frustrated, i tried to find drivers through the company website that hosts my dsl, but they have nothing. please help i am totally lost.
What brand/model is your modem? If it's a Speedtouch (very popular in Europe; I don't know about the US) you may wanna give this a try http://speedtouchconf.sourceforge.net/. Best luck!
easy way to do this (IMO) is to get a router (D-link or Linksys - my choices) and set up the router with DHCP - (with out having to install the modem drivers). Having the router connect to your isp and be logged on 24/7. As I said, this is one way.
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I dont know about you but i had a similar problem. I coulndt see my country on the list so i picked adsl instead of dsl and went with any country. that probably wont solve it but. It could help!
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