anyone? please?

anyone? please?

Post by rosa howel » Wed, 04 Jul 2001 18:03:45



im desperate people. I've looked everywhere for help on getting roadrunner
cable modem set up under linux (red hat), and i've found HOW-TO's using a
nic, but i'v found no information about doing it through usb. Anyone have an
answer? suggestion? anything?
 
 
 

anyone? please?

Post by Dean Thompso » Wed, 04 Jul 2001 23:24:10


Hi!,

Quote:> im desperate people. I've looked everywhere for help on getting roadrunner
> cable modem set up under linux (red hat), and i've found HOW-TO's using a
> nic, but i'v found no information about doing it through usb. Anyone have
> an answer? suggestion? anything?

USB support is still very new to Linux and it is possible that your USB modem
does not have any drivers supporting it.  Your first challenge will be to try
and find drivers which drive your USB modem.

See ya

Dean Thompson

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anyone? please?

Post by Bill Pit » Thu, 05 Jul 2001 00:40:03



> im desperate people. I've looked everywhere for help on getting roadrunner
> cable modem set up under linux (red hat), and i've found HOW-TO's using a
> nic, but i'v found no information about doing it through usb. Anyone have an
> answer? suggestion? anything?

Linux USB support is still very thin, at best.  You should just pick up a
cheap NE2000 PCI NIC for $10-15, and avoid USB all together.  (Assuming
your cable modem has an Ethernet interface, which it probably does)

-Bill
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