As it says in the page, I think it'll work if u have:
a. The kernel compiled with gcc 2.9x and not 3.x.
b. Kernel 2.4.18 or higher.

To know your installed gcc: # rpm -q gcc

To know your installed kernel: # rpm -q kernel

or # uname -r

I guess that u'll suffer alot to get that peice of hardware working under Linux .. as it doesnt work with gcc 3.x and kernels compiled with it and AFAIK that kernel 2.6 is compiled with gcc 3.* ... Suggestion : u can buy a NetoDragon modem that uses the SmartLink driver that fully supports Linux and it will only cost u 55 LE .. or maybe less

It's always best to create the perfect environment for the test. Fist compile a vanilla ( downloaded from kernel.org no pateches ) kernel with the standard options you need.

Then start by trying to follow the steps described in the mentioned article.

I suggest confirming the origins of each script and minimising the commands executed as root.

If all this is too much for you, maybe you can get the computer with the modem to elsakia and we will try there.

In the end I hope it works because I can then add the driver to phaeronix :)

I wish I could install phaeronix on my patients.

no it will not work for mandrake 10.

you ill need to install an older version of GCC and an older version of the kernel (both fundemental system components and not easy to configure r install).

personally I'd forget about it and buy a new modem.

cheers,

Alaa

http://www.manalaa.net

"u know i once dream that the office of mobinil is from el 7`os :S and the one that answer u and tell u rasidak a girl called ghada"