Hi,
we have improved 4K stacks kernel support in the latest version of the
driver (7.60.00.02). However, support for these kernels is not yet
perfect, we recommend that trying with a non-4K stacks kernels before
you report a problem with the driver.
As far as I know, SuSE kernels are not 4K stacks kernels, in other
words, the problem Alessandro is experiencing is probably not related to
the kernel stack size. Trying with each of the following init. strings
until one of them solves the stability issue is a good idea:
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AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V90,0
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V90,1
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V34,0
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V34,1
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V32B,0
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V32B,1
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V32,0
AT &F W1 +ER=1; +DR=1; +MS=V32,1
---
Note that these init. strings expect that a valid license is installed
and some of them might not work at all, which can be normal.
Regards,
Jonathan
Technical specialist / Linuxant
www.linuxant.com
support@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Marvin Stodolsky wrote:
Jonathan,
Question below
On 3/19/07, ale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I have a linuxant driver running on openSuSE 10.2. I use it
for the Trust USB 56K modem that I have connected to my Asus
laptop.
Trouble is, after sometime connected to the internet (via
Kintenet), sooner or later it crashed (i.e. frozen desktop).
Somewhere I have read that this happens because of the
CONFIG_4KSTACK kernel option set up. A 4Kb-stack is simply
not enough for the linuxant driver.
Are you aware of such fact?... That is, is this the real
trouble? And if so, how can I set it up correctly on SuSE?
Thanx for any help of yours
Alessandro
