🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm not familiar with MDK or its ISDN support, but you may want to give kisdn a chance. It's
avalaible here:
www.millenniumx.de (well, German only), and Tucows has it, too.

It does also support loading of modules.

HTH,
rude

In article <jopf0t8bm1f3qv7kbfi5lq0qnu7u7aot5n@4ax.com> "Alex Crowther"
<alex_crowther@yahoo.com> wrote:

> 
> First off sorry for the cross posting ..
> 
> I am running Mandrake linux 7.1 Trying to connect to freeserve using an
> asus Asuslink 128k internal isdn card.
> 
> Mandrake as worked fine up to now, but has failed to find either the
> internal modem or the isdn card, I am pretty sure once I have working
> isdn setup under linux the dial up and ip forwarding shouldnt be too hard
> to get running so .. if I could just work out how to install the isdn
> module ...
> 
> So far I have deduced, the kernal already supports isdn, I have some old
> isdn modules (isdn.o hiasx.o and some other one I cant remember) which
> arnt being loaded, they also fail to load with either modprobe or insmod
> (though insmod can load isdn.o using -f), I also have newer versions of
> said files on the isdn card driver CD, these also failed to load for all
> the same reason (they are for an early kernal - forget which one - I am
> at work).
> 
> Anyone know where I can get newer versions of the asuslink isdn code
> driver modules.
> 
> which do I need isdn.o or hisax.o and whats the difference ???
> 
> If the correct kernal version will it get auto loaded, (assuming its in
> /lib/modules/linux/misc), or do I need to add entries for it
> 
> will the device files in /dev get created automatically or do I need to
> do that as well ???
> 
> You get the idea ... I am new to messing with kernal level bobbins.
> 
> Anyhow any info would be usefull, also replys by email as well as reply
> posts, if anyone can be bothered, as I am liable to lose track of where I
> posted etc :P
> 
> The wo's of a terrible memory ;(
> 
> Alex