Re: [debian-knoppix] ADSL connection & Telstra Australia

["Hank J. Doll" <hankjay@bigpond.net.au>]

Hi Yann

The modem is an Alcatal "Speed Touch HOME" on ethernet.  The country 
Australia, the setup works fine on this computer via Win 98SE (the same way 
it was originally setup when I first connected to Telstra's ADSL)  The ISP 
is very pro M$$$, and doen't supply any support for Linux (their latest 
install CD even sets up Outlook).

I was hoping to meet someone who had gone through the exercise, but of 
course I'm happy with all help.

thanks Hank


At 01:02 PM 4/24/04 +0200, Yann Cochard wrote:

> > I've got knoppix 3.3 running succesfully, but I would like to connect to
> > the internet, Telstra ADSL, using knoppix.  I kow its not the easiest to
> > connect
>
> One very important thing is the kind of hardware you use. Which ADSL modem do
> you have ? USB or Ethernet ? Your country and ISP are valuable information
> too. There are many many ADSL modems out there, but several of them use the
> same chip, and can use the same driver.
> In France with the Sagem f@st 800 (USB ADSL modem), with a Knoppix it takes 3
> commands and 1 minute to connect... that's easy ;-)
>
> Yann
> PS : the reply-to is not set up to the ML address, is it normal?
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