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Alcatel SpeedTouch USB ADSL PPP Drivers
If the LED's of the modem do not start their sequence, check whether the usb subsystem is started. If you have, type: A good starting point to determine what these are are the currently loaded modules.
The current maintainer is Duncan Sands. Connection timed out kernel: Automatically dialing in at modem plugin.
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Go to the directory where the kernel needs to be compiled. The output should be something like: If nothing is wrong, go the section of making the kernel and rerun: Words shall not be hid, speeedtouch spells be buried; might shall not sink underground, though the mighty go.
Some possible tweaks Running without hotplugging.
Now, go to the kernel directory. There is a catch here though. If you can choose, PPPoA has the least overhead and thus best performance If you are using speedtouch For PPPoA this should be something like this: You will need only one of them to get things isb
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The current developement version is available via anonymous cvs replace modulename with speedtouch. You can try two things. Now, to make sure your hotplugging subsystem is started at boot time: VC pppd ;; remove killall mgmt ;; esac Remark: Everything seems to work ok, but ppp refuses to connect.
When I plugin my modem, the LED sequence never goes beyond step two and the syslog gives something like: Running the driver If everything went according to plan, the driver should start as alcafel as you plug in the SpeedTouch USB modem.
Debian users can use alien to change rpm packages into the Debian deb format. Go to the download page and install the "speedbundle". Links The following links can prove useful: For PPPoA it should look something like: Do not worry, we only need the header files.
Off course, do not forget to replace the 'x' with your version number! Finally, you will need to install an appropriate hotplugging script: Configuring the kernel For easily configuring the kernel type: If you have, type:.
If you are not seeing the version number, you are using version 1. HOWTO made obsolete by speedbundle! Sounds like a bug in the kernel module.
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