Does anybody have any module to get working my lucent winmodem? Over linux
it works fine… but…on qnx i couldn’t find none… Does anybody knows if
just recompiling the modules of linux os over qnx it will works?
Please help me…
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Does anybody have any module to get working my lucent winmodem? Over linux
it works fine… but…on qnx i couldn’t find none… Does anybody knows if
just recompiling the modules of linux os over qnx it will works?
Please help me…
You are out of luck here. There are binary-only drivers for Linux, so
you can’t compile or port the source code. So without docs (which
lucent does not release), nothing much can be done.
chris
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Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll – http://qnx.wox.org/
Does anybody have any module to get working my lucent winmodem? Over
linux
it works fine… but…on qnx i couldn’t find none… Does anybody
knows if
just recompiling the modules of linux os over qnx it will works?
Please help me…
You are out of luck here. There are binary-only drivers for Linux, so
you can’t compile or port the source code. So without docs (which
lucent does not release), nothing much can be done.
chris
Chris, Zephyrus,
I have the exact same problem. Can you point me to this Linux source
code please? I might just be able to write the equivalent driver for QNX
6.
Does anybody have any module to get working my lucent winmodem? Over
linux
it works fine… but…on qnx i couldn’t find none… Does anybody
knows if
just recompiling the modules of linux os over qnx it will works?
Please help me…
You are out of luck here. There are binary-only drivers for Linux, so
you can’t compile or port the source code. So without docs (which
lucent does not release), nothing much can be done.
chris
Chris, Zephyrus,
I have the exact same problem. Can you point me to this Linux source
code please? I might just be able to write the equivalent driver for QNX
6.
Does anybody have any module to get working my lucent winmodem? Over
linux
it works fine… but…on qnx i couldn’t find none… Does anybody
knows if
just recompiling the modules of linux os over qnx it will works?
Please help me…
You are out of luck here. There are binary-only drivers for Linux, so
you can’t compile or port the source code. So without docs (which
lucent does not release), nothing much can be done.
chris
Chris, Zephyrus,
I have the exact same problem. Can you point me to this Linux source
code please? I might just be able to write the equivalent driver for QNX
6.
Bernard
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Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll – http://qnx.wox.org/
If you have source you should be able to write a resmgr for QNX that will
driver your card.
chris
Zephyrus <> zzz@zzz.com> > wrote:
Hey… I have the sources of the linux driver! Are you interested in it?
Can I send it to you by e-mail? I don’t remember the url…
There are a good documentation about the code too… I don’t have
knowledge
enough to modify them… so that’s why I don’t started…
Does anybody have any module to get working my lucent winmodem?
Over
linux
it works fine… but…on qnx i couldn’t find none… Does anybody
knows if
just recompiling the modules of linux os over qnx it will works?
Please help me…
You are out of luck here. There are binary-only drivers for Linux,
so
you can’t compile or port the source code. So without docs (which
lucent does not release), nothing much can be done.
chris
Chris, Zephyrus,
I have the exact same problem. Can you point me to this Linux source
code please? I might just be able to write the equivalent driver for
QNX
6.
Bernard
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Chris McKillop <> cdm@qnx.com> > “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll – http://qnx.wox.org/
Zephyrus <> zzz@zzz.com> > wrote:
Hey… I have the sources of the linux driver! Are you interested in it?
Can I send it to you by e-mail? I don’t remember the url…
If you could find the URL to working source that would be very
interesting.
chris
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Chris McKillop <> cdm@qnx.com> > “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll – http://qnx.wox.org/
source code for a winmodem?
hehe, must be dreaming …
on the other hand, since you are not a programmer, I won’t be surprised
if you don’t know what “source” means
seriously, I’d love to be proved wrong.
source code for a winmodem?
hehe, must be dreaming …
on the other hand, since you are not a programmer, I won’t be surprised
if you don’t know what “source” means >
seriously, I’d love to be proved wrong.
My opinion as well honestly. I am nearly 100% sure that the linmodem guys
are far from having a good working driver and that everyone uses the
Lucent binary-only module.
But hey - if he can provide some source, all the power to him!
chris
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Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll – http://qnx.wox.org/
source code for a winmodem?
hehe, must be dreaming …
on the other hand, since you are not a programmer, I won’t be surprised
if you don’t know what “source” means >
seriously, I’d love to be proved wrong.
oh that one. I’ve been using it for a long time on my
thinkpad. there are some sources in that tarball, but the core part
is a binary object: ltmdmobj.o
so basically you compile the sources and then link to that object file…
Frank
Maybe I’m wrong… but… plese check this site and let me know if I’m wrong
or not…
“liug” <> liug@mama.indstate.edu> > escreveu na mensagem
news:aq7m59$5dn$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
source code for a winmodem?
hehe, must be dreaming …
on the other hand, since you are not a programmer, I won’t be surprised
if you don’t know what “source” means >
seriously, I’d love to be proved wrong.
oh that one. I’ve been using it for a long time on my thinkpad.
linux of course
the object file is for linux and there is no way
to link a linux obj with qnx’s ones as far as I know.
again, if you can find the source code for this “binary properiety object”,
we would love to see.
frank
there are some sources in that tarball, but the core part
is a binary object: ltmdmobj.o
so basically you compile the sources and then link to that object file…
Frank
Maybe I’m wrong… but… plese check this site and let me know if I’m wrong
or not…
“liug” <> liug@mama.indstate.edu> > escreveu na mensagem
news:aq7m59$5dn$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
source code for a winmodem?
hehe, must be dreaming …
on the other hand, since you are not a programmer, I won’t be surprised
if you don’t know what “source” means >
seriously, I’d love to be proved wrong.
oh that one. I’ve been using it for a long time on my thinkpad.
linux of course >
the object file is for linux and there is no way
to link a linux obj with qnx’s ones as far as I know.
again, if you can find the source code for this “binary properiety
object”,
we would love to see.
frank
there are some sources in that tarball, but the core part
is a binary object: ltmdmobj.o
so basically you compile the sources and then link to that object
file…
Frank
Maybe I’m wrong… but… plese check this site and let me know if I’m
wrong
or not…
“liug” <> liug@mama.indstate.edu> > escreveu na mensagem
news:aq7m59$5dn$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
source code for a winmodem?
hehe, must be dreaming …
on the other hand, since you are not a programmer, I won’t be
surprised
if you don’t know what “source” means >
seriously, I’d love to be proved wrong.
on linux, yes. those source codes are nothing but bridging the
linux kernel and the propriety object file.
I think nvidia and some other companies use the same trick to
release binary only drivers:
where the code that needs to be loaded into the kernel is GPL,
the source code is included. This both allows a buffer to
the GPL code but also to support various different versions of
the kernel with the same (binary) driver.
Moreover, it allows for a lot of naive users claiming that those companies
are distributing the source-code because they have seen this little module ))
Since the core part is a binary only object, there is no way to
use it on qnx