> On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 22:50, Wolfgang wrote:
>
> > I don't think ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb includes sourcecode to
No it doesn't. You'd download SOURCE for that. There is, as Simon points
out, Debian source, but specifically in this case just use the .tar.gz
files, which DO contain so
> On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 22:50, Wolfgang wrote:
>
> > I don't think ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb includes sourcecode to
No it doesn't. You'd download SOURCE for that. There is, as Simon points
out, Debian source, but specifically in this case just use the .tar.gz
files, which DO contain s
On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 22:50, Wolfgang wrote:
> I don't think ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb includes sourcecode to
> compile, it was not like this in the appropriate SuSE-rpm. There were "only"
> binaries and a few scripts to install/uninstall the files in the right place
> and make the li
On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 22:50, Wolfgang wrote:
> I don't think ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb includes sourcecode to
> compile, it was not like this in the appropriate SuSE-rpm. There were "only"
> binaries and a few scripts to install/uninstall the files in the right place
> and make the l
Hi, first thanks for help.
The kernel for 2.2r4 should be 2.2.19 (debian homepage). And I'd like to
remove SuSE completely because there are some SuSE-patches in it.
I don't think ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb includes sourcecode to
compile, it was not like this in the appropriate SuSE-rp
Hi, first thanks for help.
The kernel for 2.2r4 should be 2.2.19 (debian homepage). And I'd like to
remove SuSE completely because there are some SuSE-patches in it.
I don't think ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb includes sourcecode to
compile, it was not like this in the appropriate SuSE-r
On Sat, 2001-12-08 at 02:38, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
> The only difficult part is getting kmod to load automatically the
> modules on demand, but it is not necessary and after all not that
> difficult either.
The setup scripts included setup /etc/modutils/ with an ltmodem alias
file to handle this.
On Sat, 2001-12-08 at 02:38, Tuukka Toivonen wrote:
> The only difficult part is getting kmod to load automatically the
> modules on demand, but it is not necessary and after all not that
> difficult either.
The setup scripts included setup /etc/modutils/ with an ltmodem alias
file to handle this
On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Josef Dalcolmo wrote:
>... and make sure the LTmodem code is actually compiled into the kernel, not
>just into a module, otherwise you will have to worry about the module loading
Well--it shouldn't be a big deal. Just "insmod module.o", if there aren't
any depencies on other m
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Well, there's no real requirement to change your kernel when you
> > install Debian. I'd make sure you keep the old kernel around, and
> > make sure before
>
> ... and make sure the LTmodem code is actually compiled into the kernel,
not
> just into a module, otherwise
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Well, there's no real requirement to change your kernel when you
> install Debian. I'd make sure you keep the old kernel around, and
> make sure before
... and make sure the LTmodem code is actually compiled into the kernel, not
just into a module, otherwise you will
> I'd like to change from SuSE to Debian 2.2r4 Linux. I run a Acer517TX with
a l(w)inmodem which works fine. Now I found on http://www.heby.de/ltmodem:
>
> The syntax of the filename is ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb where
KVERSION is the version of the kernel the driver is matched to (as in t
On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Josef Dalcolmo wrote:
>... and make sure the LTmodem code is actually compiled into the kernel, not
>just into a module, otherwise you will have to worry about the module loading
Well--it shouldn't be a big deal. Just "insmod module.o", if there aren't
any depencies on other
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Well, there's no real requirement to change your kernel when you
> > install Debian. I'd make sure you keep the old kernel around, and
> > make sure before
>
> ... and make sure the LTmodem code is actually compiled into the kernel,
not
> just into a module, otherwis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Well, there's no real requirement to change your kernel when you
> install Debian. I'd make sure you keep the old kernel around, and
> make sure before
... and make sure the LTmodem code is actually compiled into the kernel, not
just into a module, otherwise you will
> I'd like to change from SuSE to Debian 2.2r4 Linux. I run a Acer517TX with
a l(w)inmodem which works fine. Now I found on http://www.heby.de/ltmodem:
>
> The syntax of the filename is ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb where
KVERSION is the version of the kernel the driver is matched to (as in
Hi,
I'd like to change from SuSE to Debian 2.2r4 Linux. I run a Acer517TX with a
l(w)inmodem which works fine. Now I found on http://www.heby.de/ltmodem:
The syntax of the filename is ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb where
KVERSION is the version of the kernel the driver is matched to (as in
Hi,
I'd like to change from SuSE to Debian 2.2r4 Linux. I run a Acer517TX with a
l(w)inmodem which works fine. Now I found on http://www.heby.de/ltmodem:
The syntax of the filename is ltmodem-KVERSION_LTVERSION_i386.deb where KVERSION is
the version of the kernel the driver is matched to (as in
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