On Tue, 2004-10-05 at 16:10 +0200, Matias Féliciano wrote: > > ppp-2.4.2-6.1 > > - Include atmsap.h for pppoatm plugin. > > For blli_in_use I suppose. > I never succeed to compile linux-atm with glibc-kernheaders. No, actually I noticed that the pppoatm plugin uses almost nothing from libatm except for a couple of text parsing routines, so I imported those directly, and the header files they used. But I missed atmsap.h because there had been an old copy lying around in /usr/local/include/ on my PowerBook. But yes, the Fedora glibc-kernheaders are broken, and I needed to patch atmsap.h to include blli_in_use() to work around that, at least when I was building the full linux-atm package. I'm actually not sure if I still need it for the bits I imported into pppd/pppoatm though. http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=127098 > > - Add pppoatm plugin (#131555) > > pppoatm ! > Unbelievable. Fedora touch in action ? Dunno about the Fedora touch -- I just happened to try installing a SpeedTouch modem a while back, and was highly offended at how complex it all was. So I thought I'd make it a bit easier in FC3 if I could. That includes fixing the Speedtouch driver so it can actually load the firmware and initialise the modem for itself, without requiring any of the horrid userspace tools. Another plug for that, since I don't feel I've got enough testing reports yet, or that I've done enough IPv6 advocacy this week... export CVS_RSH=`which ssh` cvs -d :ext:anoncvs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/home/cvs co usbatm cd usbatm make su modprobe atm insmod usbatm.ko insmod speedtch.ko You need to put the two separate parts of the firmware into /lib/firmware/speedtch-[12].bin after extracting them with the 'firmware_extract' tool from the old userspace speedtouch tools. (You have to ask for that to be built specifically, by 'make firmware_extract' in the src/ directory). -- dwmw2
