RE: The proprietary module comes directly from the manufacturer? There is a component compiled at LSI Inc, thus encrypting there most crucial Proprietary information. LSI (which absorbed the former Agere Systems) will update its Linux code, but typically only when some major buyer of their modem chip will sponsor the additional development costs. They are well aware of the lack of x86_64 support. MarvS 2009/7/1 Stefano Costa <steko@xxxxxxx>: > Il giorno mer, 01/07/2009 alle 08.10 -0500, Antonio Olivares ha scritto: >> >> Sadly there is no support for 11c11040 chipsets with AMD64 :( >> >> There is no agrsm software support for x86_64 systems, through the >> modem may be >> supported on Intel/i386 installations, which do more slowly servce >> x86_64 processors. >> >> However, if you install in 32 bit, your modem can be supported through >> dkms packages. > > Antonio, > thanks for your reply. Right now reinstalling my system from scratch > isn't really an option, but at least I'm sure that those drivers won't > work at all with my current setup. > > I wonder what could be done to improve these drivers. The proprietary > module comes directly from the manufacturer? > > Best regards, > steko > > -- > Stefano Costa > http://www.iosa.it/ Open Archaeology >
