On Oct Tue 07 2003 12:12, Daniel Armstrong wrote:
> I am using 2.4.21-ben2, and experiencing difficulty
> installing the Conexant driver for my iBook2.2's
> internal modem. Steps taken so far:
>
> 1/ Downloaded hcfusbmodem-1.00lnxt03091600ppcfree from
> www.linuxant.com, and used 'checkinstall' to
I am using 2.4.21-ben2, and experiencing difficulty
installing the Conexant driver for my iBook2.2's
internal modem. Steps taken so far:
1/ Downloaded hcfusbmodem-1.00lnxt03091600ppcfree from
www.linuxant.com, and used 'checkinstall' to make a
debian package and installed.
2/ Ran 'hcfusbconfig' a
Howdy,
It worked for me after installing kernel-image-2.4.12-powerpc.
Unfortunately, there is some kind of video driver bug which causes
character duplication in some ncurses programs. Are there plans
to package a more recent kernel?
Matt
On Sat, 24 Nov 2001, Andrew Sharp wrote:
> maybe with a docking station that second serial port can be used.
> is there even such a thing for the ibooks?
No.
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Derrik Pates wrote:
>
> One thing I have noticed, however, in common with what Branden was
> mentioning was that the macserial driver sees 2 serial devices on this
> FireWire iBook - ttyS0 (aka tts/0), which is the modem (I'm using it now,
> so it does work), and ttyS1, which doesn't seem to be an
> > Even if the modem doesn't hear the first "ATZ", it should hear the "AT",
> > right? Given that it's been at least 5 seconds since the port was
> > opened?
> >
> > Does anyone else with an iBook 2001 (a.k.a. icebook) have this working?
> > Maybe Apple got evil and put the softmodem in this lapt
> > ATZ
> > expect (OK)
> > alarm
> > AT
> > expect (OK)
> > alarm
> > failed.
> >
> > Even if the modem doesn't hear the first "ATZ", it should hear the "AT",
> > right? Given that it's been at least 5 seconds since the port was
> > opened?
It might have gotten confused by the first ATZ already.
>One thing I have noticed, however, in common with what Branden was
>mentioning was that the macserial driver sees 2 serial devices on this
>FireWire iBook - ttyS0 (aka tts/0), which is the modem (I'm using it now,
>so it does work), and ttyS1, which doesn't seem to be anything. This
>laptop has 6
On Sat, Nov 24, 2001 at 12:07:55AM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote:
[...]
>
> ATZ
> expect (OK)
> alarm
> AT
> expect (OK)
> alarm
> failed.
>
> Even if the modem doesn't hear the first "ATZ", it should hear the "AT",
> right? Given that it's been at least 5 seconds since the port was
> opened?
On Sat, Nov 24, 2001 at 12:07:55AM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote:
> 3) I *still* can't get the modem to work using pon/pppconfig, even with
> a 2.4.14+benh(2001-11-21) kernel. I set the timeout to 5 seconds, and
> it dutifully does so, twice.
>
> ATZ
> expect (OK)
> alarm
> AT
> expect (OK)
> ala
On Fri, Nov 23, 2001 at 07:46:43PM -0700, Derrik Pates wrote:
> One thing I have noticed, however, in common with what Branden was
> mentioning was that the macserial driver sees 2 serial devices on this
> FireWire iBook - ttyS0 (aka tts/0), which is the modem (I'm using it now,
> so it does work),
One thing I have noticed, however, in common with what Branden was
mentioning was that the macserial driver sees 2 serial devices on this
FireWire iBook - ttyS0 (aka tts/0), which is the modem (I'm using it now,
so it does work), and ttyS1, which doesn't seem to be anything. This
laptop has 6 ports
> Can someone toss me a clue or two on getting the internal modem working
> under Debian on my iBook Dual USB (a.k.a. 2001)?
The problem may be the device only powering up on device open, which needs
a little time (on the order of two seconds max). Did you try to add a
rather long delay between op
>Can someone toss me a clue or two on getting the internal modem working
>under Debian on my iBook Dual USB (a.k.a. 2001)?
>
>I'm using kernel-image-2.2.20-powermac. The kernel sees two serial
>devices according to dmesg, on /dev/tty00 and tty01.
>
>I've grepped the list archives of this list and
On Thu, Nov 22, 2001 at 08:31:13PM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote:
> I've grepped the list archives of this list and cannot find anyone else
> with my specific problem. pppd and chat can talk to either of
> /dev/ttyS{0,1}, but no "OK" is returned after ATZ or AT is sent.
did you try ATZ1 ? that w
Can someone toss me a clue or two on getting the internal modem working
under Debian on my iBook Dual USB (a.k.a. 2001)?
I'm using kernel-image-2.2.20-powermac. The kernel sees two serial
devices according to dmesg, on /dev/tty00 and tty01.
I've grepped the list archives of this list and cannot
I have configured PPP this morning, but after dialing and before
received CONNECT, chat receive a lot of trash as if my internal modem
change his speed. After CONNECT, my ppp0 is up and running.
Is this a known problem ?
Jul 26 07:28:17 adam kernel: PowerMac Z8530 serial driver version 2.0
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