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[PPPoA] is an Acronym for [PPP] over [ATM], a protocol which is commonly used for [ADSLModems] such as World-Net's [AccessRunner|AccessRunnerADSLModem] and D-Link AHL110. The default PPP distribution for linux does not come with PPPoA support and neither does the debian packages in either woody, sarge, or sid. However there are patches floating around to add this functionality. The patches provided below are originally from the current [Suse] version of ppp which ships with PPPoA support. I have extracted these patches and verified that they work with both the standard ppp-2.4.1 distribution and the debian sarge ppp-2.4.1 source package.
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!! Kernel Options
You'll need a kernel that has ATM support compiled in. Make sure the following options are enabled:
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!!Traverse Technologies Pulsar PCI ADSL modem using Linux
* Check my How-To http://fw.webmaster.co.nz/traverse
-!!Conexant AccessRunner
PCI ADSL modem using Linux
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-This is a 'soft modem' that needs code downloaded to it from the host machine before it can function. Many generic/cheap branded ADSL modems use this chipset.
+!!Conexant Access Runner
PCI ADSL modem using Linux
-* A good howto is available at http://members
.tripod.com/alord/pciadsl/pciadsl.html
-* If you lost or weren't provided with drivers, find them at http://www.themad-house.co.uk/conexant/conexant-drivers.html
+See [AccessRunnerADSLModem] for details on configuration of this modem
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