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Hi.
I come here because Dapper Dan said you can perhaps help me .
I've just installed Fedora core 1 and I try to instal my modem. it is a pci modem made by alcatel : speed touch pc
I can't find any driver for it... so I'm stuck... please help me...
Some more features on my modem : http://www.chipweb.de/dsl/index.php?menu=2&id2=18
Thanks for you help.
See you.
I come here because Dapper Dan said you can perhaps help me .
I've just installed Fedora core 1 and I try to instal my modem. it is a pci modem made by alcatel : speed touch pc
I can't find any driver for it... so I'm stuck... please help me...
Some more features on my modem : http://www.chipweb.de/dsl/index.php?menu=2&id2=18
Thanks for you help.
See you.
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Howdy vital
I fear you've picked probably the most bothersome ADSL-modem for linux one could imagine. According to this document (PDF) there is no linux-support for the PCI version. All the internet has to offer are howtos according the USB-version.
Other sources meanwhile indicate it's possible to utilize the "mgmt.o"-management module of the USB version for the PCI-card as well. The common denominator for all these references is: "The Speed Touch PC-card is a p*** in the a** to set up under linux." And according to Alcatel's lousy and nosey driver-download page I can only subscribe to that.
So ... no solution to offer, but a tip: Trade the card for some decent external modem. Should only be a couple of EUROs/$$$.
I fear you've picked probably the most bothersome ADSL-modem for linux one could imagine. According to this document (PDF) there is no linux-support for the PCI version. All the internet has to offer are howtos according the USB-version.
Other sources meanwhile indicate it's possible to utilize the "mgmt.o"-management module of the USB version for the PCI-card as well. The common denominator for all these references is: "The Speed Touch PC-card is a p*** in the a** to set up under linux." And according to Alcatel's lousy and nosey driver-download page I can only subscribe to that.
So ... no solution to offer, but a tip: Trade the card for some decent external modem. Should only be a couple of EUROs/$$$.
Hi vital! Glad to have you over!
An external ADSL modem is likely gonna perform better for you anyway. Check out some of these.
An external ADSL modem is likely gonna perform better for you anyway. Check out some of these.
