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MRNUTTY
I have a Noname GSM/GPRS CF card that used to work fine with the Sharp ROM. Well i loaded OpenZaurus 3.5.4.1 since i was tired of using the sharp rom and wanted something with more options. I have a Wifi card that the network app recognized and works fine, but the modem card isn't. what's the stabdard way to use modem cards with OZ? do you just use linux pppd? or is there a helper app that works with OPIE?

OPIE 1.2.1
Linux Kernal 2.6.16
OpenZaurus 3.5.4.1

Thanks!
MrN
Stilgar
I believe the modem card should be identified as a standard serial pcmcia device (serial_cs module). You may have to run
> cardctl ident
Get the card identifiers and add them to /etc/pcmcia/config as a card mapped to serial_cs module.
MRNUTTY
QUOTE(Stilgar @ Jul 17 2006, 03:01 PM)
I believe the modem card should be identified as a standard serial pcmcia device (serial_cs module). You may have to run
> cardctl ident
Get the card identifiers and add them to /etc/pcmcia/config as a card mapped to serial_cs module.
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thanks... in the old 2.4.x kernels i had to load serial_cs.o from some kind supplier, id the same required for 2.6.16?
MrN
MRNUTTY
QUOTE(MRNUTTY @ Jul 17 2006, 03:27 PM)
QUOTE(Stilgar @ Jul 17 2006, 03:01 PM)
I believe the modem card should be identified as a standard serial pcmcia device (serial_cs module). You may have to run
> cardctl ident
Get the card identifiers and add them to /etc/pcmcia/config as a card mapped to serial_cs module.
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thanks... in the old 2.4.x kernels i had to load serial_cs.o from some kind supplier, id the same required for 2.6.16?
MrN
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actualy OPIE reports a "Serial or Modem" card when inserted. and there is a corresponding entry in /etc/pcmcia/config for serial_cs with this description... am I OK to use ppp then?
Thanks!
MrN
Stilgar
type dmesg to make sure it's got a serial port attached (ttyS3 or so) and it should be fine...
MRNUTTY
QUOTE(Stilgar @ Jul 17 2006, 05:58 PM)
type dmesg to make sure it's got a serial port attached (ttyS3 or so) and it should be fine...
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excellent, i have a ttys0 smile.gif
thanks!
MrN
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