giving MS the boot

Discussion in 'Linux, BSD and Other OS's' started by donkey42, Jun 18, 2006.

  1. donkey42

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    [ot]
    Ssssssssshhhhhhhhhh,[/ot]
     
  2. megamaced

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    LOL, now look what you've started, Donkey! :)

    *Runs away from AT and Addis* :D [/ot]
     
  3. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    If only I read this before.
    I have ST 330 working flawlesly both on Mandriva and *ubuntus.

    As soon as I get home I will edit this post with the best ever guide to get the 330 working in Linux. I cannot remember the amount of times I have set-up my modem without one glitch!

    But saying all this a modem/router is where I would prefer to go.
    It gives you the utmost freedom when installing Linux.
    With the speedtouch set-up it is much easier if you have a windows manager running.

    See you later - you will see...... you will not fail!
     
  4. DavidNW

    DavidNW Big Geek

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    Thanks, Sabashuali.

    Any help is always appreciated. I'm sure I'll get there one way or the other!

    Dave.
     
  5. donkey42

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    [ot]what what what, i dont know what you mean mega[/ot]
     
  6. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    I do not understand what happenned! I am sure I have posted a reply with the link and now it has disapeared! :eek:

    Anyways, here is the link to the only instructions I have found to work, each and every time. Without fail and not one glitch. I have lost count of the times I have set-up my ST330. If you follow the instructions to the letter, you should be on line within 10-15 Minutes.
    Now, I only set-up the modem on Mandriva and *ubuntu so cannot comment about other distros.

    Here it comes - Linux kernel driver for SpeedTouch USB modems homepage

    Please let me (the forum) know how you got on, not that I doubt the method or anything.... :eek:hah:

    By the way, Mandriva can orgenise it's own connection via the modem. A number of times, I have managed to connect with Mandriva completely out of the box. However, this connection was always a bit shaky and a few times I lost connection without being able to connect again :confused: Another downside to the method is that, in Mandriva, this method calls up Shorewall which is not the best of firewalls. But I am sure that a competant Linux geek will be able to work aroud this.

    Good luck!
     
  7. DavidNW

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    Thanks very much for the link, Sabashuali. I'll have a good read-up on it all and give it a go some time next week. ;)

    Dave
     

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