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On Fri, Jun 17 2011, Mick wrote: |
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> On Friday 17 Jun 2011 11:52:03 Allan Gottlieb wrote: |
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>> The forum post does not involve any ms windows code (in is a gentoo |
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>> forum). Indeed it seems perfect ... |
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>> ... except that for me it doesn't work. I has worked for others so |
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>> I must have some configuration (probably the kernel) wrong. |
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>> thanks again for trying to help. I appreciate it. |
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>> allan |
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> Hmm ... |
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> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RNDIS |
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> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463293 |
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> I'm not saying that the code running on Linux is MSWindows (the protocol is) |
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> and RNDIS is of course faster than e.g. a USB-serial connection, but I still |
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> think that you should be able to use USB directly without the RNDIS plug 'n |
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> play protocol. PPP will allow you to do the dialling part over USB. It may |
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> take longer to configure than using RNDIS, but it should work all the same and |
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> at the same IO speeds. |
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> Anyhow, if the problem you are trying to solve is how to get RNDIS going, what |
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> I suggest is more of a work-around than the solution you are seeking. |
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> Hope you crack this soon. :) |
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Thank you for this extra information. |
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allan |
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