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Thread: HSP 56 Micromodem works using Knoppix cd!

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    KNoppix Installed

    if i installed KNoppix, how do I install the modem?

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    knoppix 3.3 pctel

    I have install knoppix 3.3 on my hard disk
    download and make
    http://www.medres.ch/%7Ejstifter/pctel/pctel-0.9.7.html

    when I try "insmod -f pctel.o "
    it told me "unresolved symbols ....."

    I am supprise than Knopper did not put good sources in /usr/src/linux ???

    any help ? or tip ?

    DELL inspiron 8500 NVidia GeForce 4200

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    i cant download modemdriver and serial drver ( 404 error) please help me
    thank tyou

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    you can download the pctel drivers at this address http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/pctel-linux/

    btw thanx bongski55, funkea and stephen.. i am now able to leave m$ windoze and use knoppix full time

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1ijack
    you can download the pctel drivers at this address http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/pctel-linux/

    btw thanx bongski55, funkea and stephen.. i am now able to leave m$ windoze and use knoppix full time
    Glad that you are able to do that. I have just come from the Philippines and I have yet to meet somebody there who knows about linux-let alone use linux. I also tried to find any book in the well-known stores there but all I have seen are old ones(like one dealing on Red Hat 5!).

    In my assesment,the Philippines is not ready for linux!

    bong

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    there are people around here that use linux mostly as a hobby and there are some who are serious about it like those people in the philippines linux user group. our books here are old are mostly for redhat and mandrake distro.
    btw we also have our own linux distro its called "kabayan" but i havent tried it yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1ijack
    btw we also have our own linux distro its called "kabayan" but i havent tried it yet.
    Kabayan,

    IF you know the URL for "kabayn" distro please kindly post it here?

    salamat!

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    hello again bongski55.. sorry i made a mistake bout the name, its not kabayan its bayanihan. you can get it at http://www.bayanihan.gov.ph

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1ijack
    hello again bongski55.. sorry i made a mistake bout the name, its not kabayan its bayanihan. you can get it at http://www.bayanihan.gov.ph
    Salamat.
    I already got BL version 3 installed. It is redhat based not same as knoppix. It would have been great if they based it on knoppix.

    There is also another Filipino/Ilocano distro called Lorma which is very similar to Bayanihan.

    I both have them on my hd. Good to have Filipino "made" even if I am not familiar with redhat/fedora.

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