Sign up with GoogleVery early on in the ADSL rollout, before this site even existed, I got ADSL. At the time, I thought it'd be best to get a USB modem, and that is what I have today. modem
It has its own proprietary software, shown here (screenshot) and I connect manually, entering the password in the Windows dialogue.
Now I have more computers needing to use the internet, and instead of buying a router I thought I'd load up ClarkConnect (http://www.clarkconnect.com/) on an old 100Mhz and use that as a router.
Has anyone had experience doing this, or does anyone know if this modem will work at all under a Linux system?
Thanks
It has its own proprietary software, shown here (screenshot) and I connect manually, entering the password in the Windows dialogue.
Now I have more computers needing to use the internet, and instead of buying a router I thought I'd load up ClarkConnect (http://www.clarkconnect.com/) on an old 100Mhz and use that as a router.
Has anyone had experience doing this, or does anyone know if this modem will work at all under a Linux system?
Thanks