Hi,
Thanks for your help.
I followed your advice but the cause seem relevant to
firmware : linux commands don't show any thing odd.
ifconfig displays 2 interfaces, eth0 and lo0
netstat displays 2 routes too : eth0 and lo0
(nothing on ppp0 anywhere)
the default route is eth0 !
I investigate now on fimrware : i suspect the fact that my Lan card
is an ISA card so my PCI-modem, which uses IRQ-share protocol,
doesn't recognize ISA component.
Linux lspci command says that the WinModem uses IRQ-10
and MS-Windows98-system-Info utility says that EtherlinkIII uses IRQ-10
too !
I'll keep you informed about my researches.
Regards,
Richard Leou
H Dziardziel a crit :
> >I installed Suse7.0 on my PC which has
> >a 3COM Etherlink III (3C509) Lan Card
> >and a PCI modem V90 (a winmodem !)
> >Everything goes right except the ping command
> >(in the two way) : the response IP packets seem
> >to be received by the modem et not the Lan Card
> >When I remove the modem, all is OK.
> >I need nevertheless the modem which is used by
> >a Windows98 partition. I don't use the winmodem
> >under linux.
> >What should I do to invalidate the winmodem
> >under linux ?
> >Could somebody help me ?
> >Thank You for your answer
> >Richard Leou
> It sounds like the modem is not a winlessmodem? Not all PCI
> modems are such. It also seems the default route is set to the
> PPP (modem). There can only be one default route. The net and
> PPP HowTo's explain this.
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