[Linux4christians] Re: modem

David Hawke David.Hawke at ppfort.net
Fri Apr 21 15:03:02 EDT 2006


Rachel Ramey wrote:

><< If you want help, you'll need to be more descriptive.  I.e.,
> what modem you have?
> what distro you have?
> what had you done so far?
> what error messages you have?>>
>
>I did.  I posted with my distro, what I've done, and the results lspci
>returned, word-for-word.  I'm not getting any error messages, per se, the
>KPPP is just not finding a modem, period.  (So if you consider "No modem
>found" an error message...)  The suggestion I received was to try linmodems
>and install the drivers manually, so I did, but it didn't change anything.
>
>I am using Mandriva (formerly Mandrake), LE2005 or whatever that edition is
>called.  I am not going to retype the entire lspci results, but basically, I
>have a Conexant HSF 56k HSFi modem and I have an Agere Systems (formerly
>Lucent) 56k WinModem.  I don't KNOW what else to try, or any other
>information to give, because I'm NEW to Linux and don't know what's what.
>  
>

OK - then lets do this in  logical steps

I'd suggest that you remove any possibility of conflict by taking out 
the Agere modem.

First - go to http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hsf/index.php

Print the INSTALL file
Download the driver

Then
remove the Agere modem so that there is no possibility of conflict

Install the HSF drivers exactly as required by the INSTALL file using 
Method A (.rpm).  *DO* make sure that you remove any previous versions 
of the driver as instructed by the INSTALL file. *DONT* be tempted to 
take any shortcuts.

Then see how you get on. As instructed, run hsfconfig


Once that is running OK, then we can worry about kppp


David  H


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