roadie

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Joined: Dec. 2003 |
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Posted: Jan. 09 2004,17:26 |
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John, this is a continuation of my rant in How-To, I live in an area where cable, wireless and DSL are all close but not close enough and it looks like they won't be for a long time. ( the price I pay for country living ) I'm only one of many thousands who are stuck with using these software pieces of crap to connect. I know I can get a hardware modem but they are'nt anything like cheap around here.
Supposedly there are licensing issues around the drivers, tho Kurumin has included a lot on the cd, I don't know how he has gotten around it if there are issues. With the Lucent modem at least he has a script to detect the modem and load the drivers and it works great. I'll dig up my copy of Kurumin and check, I know symbolic links have to be made in /dev and the modem has to be included in /dev as a device.
But to my begging or grovelling or whatever, Is it possible to include the drivers in DSL? I would be more then happy to help in any way I can.
True, the drivers can be easily built when you have all the ingredients, GCC, make, kernel headers etc: but newbies have a hard time doing all this.
Thanx John, roadie
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