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| 247040 | 2004-06-24 08:14:00 | > How about trying a reinstall of Mandrake? It ought to > detect the modem itself and set it all up for you > then. It doesn't detect it at all, which is why I'm having to install a driver. Mike. |
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| 247041 | 2004-06-24 08:18:00 | > You are not the only one who has this problem with > Mandrake 9.1 and the Intel 836ep chipset - there is > some information > here (www.linuxquestions.org > .php?threadid=62853) which may help. They're all having the same trouble :( > You can find servers for the older Mandrake releases > h > re (www.linux-mandrake.com) and then look for the rpm's for the 2.4-22 > kernel, but for the source alone, you are looking at > a 40 MB download and then the kernel itself which is > smaller. 40mb isn't too bad I suppose :) Just over an hour (maybe 2 if its a slow server) > I think this would be your best bet as well, > certainly much easier than downloading and installing > new kernel. Just had a look at DSE and they sell a > 4-CD set (www.dse.co.nz > duct/XC4028) of Mandrake 9.2 for just > $4. :) And so I bought one at $4 :) However it doesn't have source code included :(, so now I'm downloading the precompiled 9.2 driver and hopefully that'll work. Thanks Jen, Mike. |
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