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Does m0n0wall see it in dmesg? If so did you configure it using the console? Quoting Kirk Lane <ayocee at gmail dot com>: > I've been using (and LOVING) my Pentium 133 m0n0wall box for probably > close to a month now. Easily the best router setup I've ever had. :) > > Anyway, it's currently connected with an old PCI D-Link 10mb card > (that has a BNC connector on it too!) to my mom's Motorola SB4200 on > the WAN side, and a PCI 10/100 card on the LAN side, I think a Realtek > 8129-type setup. Works beautifully. > > Since I'm moving back out soon, and taking the m0n0wall with me > (leaving my mom with the Microsoft MN-100 router I was using > before...it's decent so long as you're not using BitTorrent) I of > course had to pick up another cable modem. > > Browsing around eBay, I noticed something that looked to be a Zoom > 5001 PCI cable modem - it certainly matched more than a cursory visual > inspection, and upon receiving it, it does appear to be one, just sans > the Zoom branding anywhere on the PCB. > > The Zoom 5001 - as well as this "Xcross" - both utilize the Conexant > RS7112 chip on the PCI side of things. According to the hardware > page, the dc driver (link: > http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=dc&sektion=4&manpath=FreeBSD+4.9- RELEASE > ) supports this chipset. So I figure I'm good to go, right? > > Wrong. Swapping it out for the D-Link suddenly leaves me with just > one interface in m0n0wall, fxp0 - my LAN. ed0, my WAN card, > disappears, but nothing takes its place. > > Is dc disabled by default? Or is this card just somehow not supported by > it? > > Short version: PCI Cable modem with Conexant RS7112 chip won't work in > m0n0wall, help! > > Thanks. :) > > Kirk Lane > ayocee at gmail dot com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > > -- Chet Harvey Pitbull Technologies <http://www.pittech.com/> Protecting your Digital Assets 703.407.7311 |