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Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2004 03:24:37 +0100
To: Duncan Sands <baldrick@free.fr>
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Subject: Re: speedtouch for 2.6.0
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Duncan Sands writes:
 > Looks like your libc has 2.6 kernel headers.  I refer you to my
 > previous answer:
<cut>

Thanks a lot!
I didn't realized what exactly was needed...
I thought I could compile in 2.4.22, since 2.6.0
was not working...
Anyway I fixed it, thanks to the user module that
let me set up that cvs dir.
So now I'm writing on my neatly working Debian Sid,
with my nice kernel-driver-adsl-connection on
my 2.6.0 Linux.
I really thank you *VERY MUCH* for your GREAT help.
:-)))

All the best,

*Guldo*

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