Modem installation
Neil Woolford
neil at neilwoolford.co.uk
Mon Feb 28 17:45:04 UTC 2005
At 12:02 28/02/05, you wrote:
>I regret to admit that I am still floundering about trying to install
>either of my two Winmodems. I got through "make" with the help of some
>kind forum contributors. Now I am stuck on "make install" !
Right. This is actually a good example of why it is useful to leave
discussions on the
mailing lists rather than go to private messages. There was actually a
reply to my repost
of your query the other day, but you probably missed it as the heading
wasn't the same
as your original post. (Put another way, the thread was broken.)
The message was from Mary Gardiner at 11:52 on the 27th. If you can't find
it by looking back through
the posts on the list do email me (off list this time ;-)) and I'll forward
you your very own copy.
Mary's post also refers to http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BinaryDriverHowto
>1. Lucent modem asks :
>
> Where is the linux build directory that matches your running kernel ?
> [/usr/etc/linux]
>
>2. Smart Link modem says :
>
> Review and edit 'Makefile' (if needed):
>
> In many cases you will need to correct path to your local kernel
> source tree:
>
> KERNEL_DIR=/path/to/linux
>
> Default KERNEL_DIR is '/lib/modules/<kernel-version>/build'. Many
> Linux Distributions use directory '/usr/src/<linux-<version>' also.
>
>My attempts to find successful answers to either of these questions have
>all failed. Advice greatly appreciated.
>
>Is there a good reference source for handling problems like these, so that
>we newbies don't have to bother you so often ?
>
>John
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