[Fwd: [ANN] Internal modem, new driver version]

Dan Burcaw yellowdog-general@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Tue Apr 29 01:08:06 2003


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Subject: [ANN] Internal modem, new driver version
From: Benjamin Herrenschmidt <benh@kernel.crashing.org>
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Just a note...

Marc Boucher released a new version of the driver for the internal
"softmodem" found in all recent Apple machines. The new version works
much better and finally shouldn't need a call to "hcfusbconfig" between
each use ;)

Hopefully, the NO DIALTONE problem should be gone too.

Still known problem: If you put the machine to sleep with the driver
loaded, it will crash on next use. You should unload the driver
(using "hcfusbstop") before putting the machine to sleep, put that
either in your ppp scripts when disconnecting, or in your pwrctl
scripts before sleep, though that won't work if the serial port is
still opened. I'm working with Marc on a fix for that problem.

http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/

Ben.


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