Conecting to the net using redhat?

**Centaur** · 12-02-2005

Hi all.

I've bought a 'Red hat for dummies book' & have a phone-line BB connection.

The book only gives intructions about connecting to cable internet or using a cisco modem

Could anyone assist me in conecting to the net using a phone-line external modem?

Many thanks

ps: First ever Linux install was yesterday!

**Gnux** · 12-03-2005

Lo
Yes we might help u. What is the model of ur modem first? It could be useful to know if some driver had been written for it under nux...
Then to connect the modem to ur machine u use usb or ethernet?

**Centaur** · 12-03-2005

Cheers Gnux. The modem is a Sagem f@st 800 E3 & it's a usb connection.

**Centaur** · 12-05-2005

Well I've found & extracted the driver I need. In the readme.txt file, the installation instructions are:

make clean
make
make install
eagleconfig
startadsl

I typed the fist line in at "[centaur@localhost centaur]$" & got the message

make: *** No rule to make target 'clean'. Stop.

Any input sorely needed

Thanks.

**Gnux** · 12-05-2005

Lo
We have not read the same doc here is what i found about installation steps:

Code:

As usual for the tar.bz2 &#58;
./configure
make uninstall # if you've got an already installed version
make clean # &#40;optional&#41; just in case you compiled before with another kernel
make
make install
eagleconfig
eaglectrl -w # to get the modem synchronized if eaglestat or eaglediag does not show it operationnal
startadsl

I read that here: http://dev.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki=EagleUsb230Fr this driver seems to be very well documented btw..u're lucky

**Centaur** · 12-05-2005

Thanks gnux.

The ./configure gives a message:

bash: ./configure: No such file or directory

What am I doing wrong?

**Gnux** · 12-05-2005

Oki I tried and it works perfectly. So u d/l the driver in a tar.bz2 form. Unpack it and so on it gives:

Code:

tar -xvjf eagle-usb-2.3.2.tar.bz2
cd eagle-usb-2.3.2

U must cd into the directory and then do what is written upside, it should work.

**Centaur** · 12-05-2005

Sorry mate but that went right over my head

Would you be able to dumb-it-down a bit?

Cheers.

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