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Okay, so I've just installed Arch on a buddy's computer. It's now updated through a shared internet connection from a Windows laptop.
The kernel is updated, system rebooted, and the kernel sources are in /usr/src/linux-2.6.23-ARCH directory.
I've downloaded the Sagem modem's driver (eagle-usb) from http://atm.eagle-usb.org/ and tried to compile it. But whatever I do, I get the kernel-sources missing error. Is there something I'm missing?
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The ueagle-atm driver module for the Sagem F@st 800 modems (other than E4 model) is already integrated in the kernel.
So you don't need to compile it from source.
But you need to install the firmwares in a '/lib/firmware/ueagle-atm' folder.
They can be downloaded from http://eagle-usb.org/ueagle-atm/non-fre … 1.1.tar.gz
The tarball content should be put in the folder '/lib/firmware/ueagle-atm'.
For F@st 800 E4 model, an adapted version of the ueagle-atm module and firmwares must be installed.
The links to the source and the firmware can be found at the end of the first post at http://forum.eagle-usb.org/viewtopic.ph … e214879de9
For infos and a forum see http://atm.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki … incipaleEn
I use one without problem but it's a Eagle II pots (E2) model not a E4. I have not tested the latter one.
Here is another link for a howto for the E4 model http://atm.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki=Eagle4svnHOWTO
Last edited by berbae (2007-12-02 23:03:02)
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I've discovered a few packages in AUR that could be used to start the Sagem. Namely, the ueagle-data package. I've passed on the info to my friend and he tried it, but without success. However, by now his system has become quite messy with failed compiles, and manual copying of files... I don't know if a reinstall of the system would be the safest thing to do at this point.
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The ueagle-data package should be OK but only for non E4 models.
Can you tell the model of your friend's F@st 800 modem ? It's written somewhere on the modem.
Failed compiles should not be a problem if the 'make install' command was not ran ; if ran, 'make uninstall' should be enough.
And manual copying of files, if concerning the firmwares files, should not be one either, if copied in the '/lib/firmware/ueagle-atm' folder, the ueagle-data package should overwrite them ; if copied elsewhere, only a remove of the files is necessary.
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