On Sun, Jan 14, 2001 at 10:06:26AM -0000, dids wrote:
Here in the UK. Those of us lucky enough to get the home package of ADSL installed, have to suffer the use of Windows to access the net.
Why, because the modem is an Alcatel Speedtouch USB modem, which only has drivers for Windoze. Our T&C disallow us from changing the hardware.
I'm using Alcatel Speedtouch Home without any problems. It's not USB, it connects to an Ethernet card and requires no specific OS support. Sorry if you are forced to use USB model. Kastus
Surely someone from Suse-UK could offer to lend Alcatel some help in getting a linux driver sorted. There is one supposedly in production, however the site concerning it has gone down, and I believe the prospective author has suffered a tragic loss in his family. So the project is on hold.
I am suffering the pointless use of a Win2000 box purely to get onto the net.
gnash gnash
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