make menuconfig -> usb dsl support
Hello there!
I would ask you all to do a make menuconfig, go to device drivers -> usb support -> usb dsl support
If you do a search (/speedtouch) you will find that there should be an option there.
Why is that empty ? I know that some kernel versions ago it had support for an alcatel modem that i have in order to do the proper firmware loading and had full support for that modem.
What happened?
Should this section be removed from the kernel options ?
If that is the case, can i remove it and submit a patch ?
Waiting for feedback.
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Quoted 7 lines · David Negreira
Hello there!
I would ask you all to do a make menuconfig, go to device drivers -> usb support -> usb dsl support
If you do a search (/speedtouch) you will find that there should be an option there.
Quoted 6 lines
Why is that empty ? I know that some kernel versions ago it had support for an alcatel modem that i have in order to do the proper firmware loading and had full support for that modem.
What happened?
Should this section be removed from the kernel options ?
If that is the case, can i remove it and submit a patch ?
Try enabling CONFIG_ATM and I think the driver option for the usb dsl divers will come back :)
Hint, in the future, just search for the option and it will show you the dependancies in the help file (for menuconfig, use '/' to search).
hope this helps,
greg k-h
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Quoted 7 lines · David Negreira
Hello there!
I would ask you all to do a make menuconfig, go to device drivers -> usb support -> usb dsl support
If you do a search (/speedtouch) you will find that there should be an option there.Quoted 6 lines
Why is that empty ? I know that some kernel versions ago it had support for an alcatel modem that i have in order to do the proper firmware loading and had full support for that modem.
What happened?
Should this section be removed from the kernel options ?
If that is the case, can i remove it and submit a patch ?Try enabling
CONFIG_ATMand I think the driver option for the usb dsl divers will come back :)
Quoted 6 lines
Hint, in the future, just search for the option and it will show you the dependancies in the help file (for menuconfig, use '/' to search).
hope this helps,
greg k-h
Okey my error.
But as a "standard behaviour", instead of entering in the usb dls support and showing a blank screen, shouldn't only stay in the same screen? I'm asking this because this is the "standard behaviour" that i see in the other options and it confused me a little bit.
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Quoted 24 lines · David Negreira
Quoted 23 lines · Greg KH
Quoted 7 lines · David Negreira
Hello there!
I would ask you all to do a make menuconfig, go to device drivers -> usb support -> usb dsl support
If you do a search (/speedtouch) you will find that there should be an option there.Quoted 6 lines
Why is that empty ? I know that some kernel versions ago it had support for an alcatel modem that i have in order to do the proper firmware loading and had full support for that modem.
What happened?
Should this section be removed from the kernel options ?
If that is the case, can i remove it and submit a patch ?Try enabling
CONFIG_ATMand I think the driver option for the usb dsl divers will come back :)Hint, in the future, just search for the option and it will show you the dependancies in the help file (for menuconfig, use '/' to search).
hope this helps,
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greg k-h
Okey my error.
But as a "standard behaviour", instead of entering in the usb dls support and showing a blank screen, shouldn't only stay in the same screen? I'm asking this because this is the "standard behaviour" that i see in the other options and it confused me a little bit.
Possibly, if you don't like the way this works, I suggest you send a patch to the Kconfig files to the maintainer of the driver.
thanks,
greg k-h
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