Now that the Kernel is patched, I'm trying to do the very last thig I need to do to have a fully functional linux installation (yes! The sound worked by default!!!!! well worth the wait! ). I'm now trying to install my modem. It's a BT Voyager USB ADSL modem, which has a Globespan chipset. To use it, I've had to install the ECIADSL driver from eciadsl.flashtux.org. I had this working under MD 9.4 months ago, but now it won't work.
When I run 'startmodem' the DSL (synch) light flashes, and it doesn't synchronise. For this reason, I've run the diagnostic script 'eci-doctor.sh' which came up with the following...
any idea what I should do about it?
When I run 'startmodem' the DSL (synch) light flashes, and it doesn't synchronise. For this reason, I've run the diagnostic script 'eci-doctor.sh' which came up with the following...
[root@localhost root]# '/usr/local/bin/eci-doctor.sh'
You are using linux kernel version 2.6.6
Support for USB is OK
Preliminary USB device filesystem is OK
dabusb module is not loaded: OK
ehci-hcd module is not loaded: OK
UHCI support is missing... trying to load
UHCI support: failed to load
OHCI support is missing... trying to load
OHCI support: failed to load
I found no USB controller
[root@localhost root]#
any idea what I should do about it?