D-Link DSL-200/RU Generation III

[guest]

It worked for me Synch 20 here in Palestine/Gaza..but never from the first time..

we use pppoe here..so it works sometimes when I remove user name and password from eciadsl.conf..sometimes..I remove the resolv.conf name server...sometimes when I change something in eciadsl.conf
It never works after reboot unless I try hard to get the tap0 btw I have dhcp connection..
so dont give up..it took me almost 10 days till I got the first connection work..
Now it takes about 10 min depends how lucky I am at that day..

The secret is change values..
Remeber ..remove user name and password from eciadsl.conf if you use
dhcp..and try..
I tried ubuntu debian sid sidux pclinuxos...all are same regarding time of getting connection..
Thank you all..

[ivor]

I have Ubuntu 7.04 Kernel 2.6.20, D-link DSL200. eciadsl-start and eciadsl-doctor returns "Modem can't found". Patch for Kernel>2.6.18 is installed. Chipsets 7070 and 7470 approbing - result is the same. Here's log file with:
1) eciadsl-config-text (Configure all settings)
2) eciadsl-config-text (remove dabusb module)
3) eciadsl-start
4) eciadsl-doctor

Please forward me on the right way.

1)

root@comp:/home/user/distr/drivers/eciAdsl/eciadsl-usermode-0.11# eciadsl-config-text

===== Welcome to the EciAdsl Linux driver configuration =====

At any time, press Ctrl+C to quit this script without saving modifications.

Tip: you can run eciadsl-config-text with a .bin file as parameter to change
your .bin quickly.

Your choice:

1) Configure all settings
2) Remove dabusb module
3) Change synch .bin file

Enter your choice (1-3, default is 1): 1

===> EciAdsl driver setup <===

Current user name is: {**here is my login**}
Type in your user name (given by your provider, press ENTER to keep the previous one):
* user name unchanged

Type in your password (given by your provider):
Type in your password again (for verification):

Select your provider:

1) Previous setting (Other)
2) AR..Telviso
3) AU..Arachnet
4) AU..iiNet
5) AU..Pacific Internet
6) AU..TPG
7) BE..Belgacom Skynet
8) BE..EDPnet
9) BE..Easynet
10) BE..Openweb
11) BE..PlanetInternet
12) BE..Tiscali Belgium
13) BR..Global Village Telecom
14) CH..Bluewin
15) CH..Econophone
16) CH..Netstream
17) CH..SolNet
18) CH..Sunrise
19) DK..Cybercity
20) DK..Tiscali
21) EG..Noor
22) EG..Menanet
23) ES..Auna
24) ES..Telefonica (ya.com)
25) ES..Wanadoo Spain
26) FI..Elisa Communications
27) FR..9 Telecom
28) FR..Cegetel
29) FR..Club-Internet
30) FR..Easynet
31) FR..Free
32) FR..Nerim
33) FR..Tele2
34) FR..Tiscali
35) FR..Wanadoo (France Telecom)
36) FR..World Online/Tiscali
37) HU..MonorNet
38) IL..Bezeq Intl.
39) IL..Internet Zahav IL
40) IL..Kavei Zahav
41) IL..Netvision
42) IT..Alice Telecom
43) IT..Infostrada
44) IT..Telecom Italia
45) IT..Tiscali Italia
46) PE..Telefonica del Peru
47) PL..Neostrade/TPnet
48) PT..Clix
49) PT..Sapo
50) PT..ViaNetwork
51) RU..WebPlus
52) SE..Telenordia
53) SG..Pacific Internet
54) SG..Singnet
55) UK..British Telecom
56) UK..Giointernet
57) UK..Kingston/Karoo Rapidtime
58) UK..Pipex UK
59) Other

Enter your choice (1-59, default is 1): 1

If your provider was not listed (or if you want to overwrite
defaults), you can type in your own DNS servers:

DNS1 currently set to 213.24.0.1
Type in an IP for DNS1 (press ENTER to keep current value):
* DNS1 unchanged

DNS2 currently set to 213.24.0.2
Type in an IP for DNS2 (press ENTER to keep current value):
* DNS2 unchanged

Enter now your VPI/VCI (depending on your provider/country)
Example for France: 8 35 (VPI=8, VCI=35)
These values correspond to the number dialed under Windows.

VPI currently set to 8
Type in your VPI (given by your provider, press ENTER to keep the previous one):
* VPI unchanged

VCI currently set to 35
Type in your VCI (given by your provider, press ENTER to keep the previous one):
* VCI unchanged

Select your modem:

1) Previous setting (Other)
2) Aethra Starmodem
3) Allnet ALL768UB
4) Archtek UGW-8000
5) Askey ALE070
6) Askey ALE130
7) Askey ALE150
8) Asus AAM6000UG
9) Atlantis Land I-Storm
10) Aztech 100U
11) BT Voyager
12) BT Voyager 100
13) BT Voyager 105
14) Cypress Globespan G7000
15) D-Link DSL200
16) D-Link DSL200 rev B
17) D-Link DSL200 rev B1
18) Digicom MichelAngelo
19) Dynalink ALE070
20) ECI B-Focus
21) ECI HiFocus
22) Eicon Diva
23) Ericsson hm120dp
24) Ericsson hm121dp/di
25) Fujitsu FDX310
26) GVC BB039
27) IPM Datacom Webpower
28) IPM Datacom Dataway USB
29) IPM Datacom SpeedWeb USB
30) Kraun ADSL USB (#1)
31) Kraun ADSL USB (#2)
32) Linkmax HSA 100
33) Lucent CellPipe USB-20A
34) Lucent CellPipe USB-20A
35) Nortek 2020 (#1)
36) Nortek 2020 (#2)
37) Nortek 2021
38) Nortek 2021
39) Nortek 2021 (Tiscali)
40) Onixon DSL100U
41) Prolink Hurricane 7000
42) Siemens Santis (#1)
43) Siemens Santis (#2)
44) Siemens Santis (#3)
45) Siemens Santis 10
46) Siemens Santis 100
47) SMC 7003 V.2 USB ADSL
48) Solwise SAR100
49) Solwise EA100
50) Supergrass Surfer
51) Telewell TW-EA100
52) Topcom Webr@cer 850
53) Topcom XPlorer 850
54) Turbocomm EA100
55) Turbocomm EA103
56) US Robotics 8500
57) Virata (Tiscali)
58) Wisecom ws-ad80usg
59) WyTek FM028
60) Xavi X7005Q2
61) Xentrix USB
62) Zoom 5510 ADSL
63) Zyxel Prestige 630-41
64) Other

Enter your choice (1-64, default is 1): 1

If your modem was not listed (or if you want to overwrite defaults),
you can enter your own VID1/PID1/VID2/PID2 (use eciadsl-probe-device
to get them), Globespan chipset and USB alt interface values:

VID1 currently set to 0547
Type in a VID1 (4-digit hexadecimal, press ENTER to keep current value):
* VID1 unchanged

PID1 currently set to 2131
Type in a PID1 (4-digit hexadecimal, press ENTER to keep current value):
* PID1 unchanged

VID2 currently set to 0915
Type in a VID2 (4-digit hexadecimal, press ENTER to keep current value):
* VID2 unchanged

PID2 currently set to 8000
Type in a PID2 (4-digit hexadecimal, press ENTER to keep current value):
* PID2 unchanged

Select your modem chipset:

1) Previous setting (GS7070)
2) GS7070
3) GS7470

Enter your choice (1-3, default is 1): 1

USB ALT INTERFACE for SYNCH process currently set to 4
Type in the USB ALT INTERFACE for SYNCH (1-digit decimal (0-5) , press ENTER to keep current value):
* USB ALT INTERFACE for SYNCH unchanged

USB ALT INTERFACE for PPPOECI process currently set to 4
Type in the USB ALT INTERFACE for PPPOECI (1-digit decimal (0-5) , press ENTER to keep current value):
* USB ALT INTERFACE for PPPOECI unchanged

Select your .bin file for synch:

1) Previous setting (/etc/eciadsl/synch01.bin)
2) /etc/eciadsl/synch01.bin

Enter your choice (1-2, default is 1): 1
Select your PPP mode (use the DEFAULT one if you don't know what this means):

1) Previous setting (LLC_SNAP_RFC1483_BRIDGED_ETH_NO_FCS)
2) VCM_RFC2364
3) LLC_RFC2364
4) LLC_SNAP_RFC1483_BRIDGED_ETH_NO_FCS
5) VCM_RFC_1483_BRIDGED_ETH
6) LLC_RFC1483_ROUTED_IP
7) VCM_RFC1483_ROUTED_IP

Enter your choice (1-7, default is 1): 3

In current config, DHCP is enabled
Is DHCP used by your provider (MOST users should say NO)?
(y/n or press ENTER to keep current value) y

==== Configuration will be created with these values :

+ User : {**Here is my login again**}
+ Password : (hidden)
+ Provider : Other
DNS 1 : 213.24.0.1
DNS 2 : 213.24.0.2
+ VPI/VCI : 8/35
+ Modem : Other
GS chipset : GS7070
VID1/PID1 : 0547/2131
VID2/PID2 : 0915/8000
ALT SYNCH : 4
ALT PPPOECI : 4
+ .bin file : /etc/eciadsl/synch01.bin
+ PPP mode : LLC_RFC2364
+ use DHCP : yes
+ use static IP : yes

Press ENTER to create config files or Ctrl+C to exit now without saving.

backing up /etc/resolv.conf to /etc/resolv.conf.bak.. OK
creating /etc/resolv.conf..OK
backing up /etc/ppp/chap-secrets to /etc/ppp/chap-secrets.bak4.. OK
modifying /etc/ppp/chap-secrets.. OK
backing up /etc/ppp/pap-secrets to /etc/ppp/pap-secrets.bak4.. OK
modifying /etc/ppp/pap-secrets.. OK
backing up /etc/ppp/peers/adsl to /etc/ppp/peers/adsl.bak3.. OK
modifying /etc/ppp/peers/adsl.. OK
backing up /etc/eciadsl/eciadsl.conf to /etc/eciadsl/eciadsl.conf.bak4.. OK
updating /etc/eciadsl/eciadsl.conf..OK

==== eciadsl-config-text: Configuration updated with success !
You can now run eciadsl-config-text (as root) to connect to the internet.

2)

root@comp:/home/user/distr/drivers/eciAdsl/eciadsl-usermode-0.11# eciadsl-config-text

===== Welcome to the EciAdsl Linux driver configuration =====

At any time, press Ctrl+C to quit this script without saving modifications.

Tip: you can run eciadsl-config-text with a .bin file as parameter to change
your .bin quickly.

Your choice:

1) Configure all settings
2) Remove dabusb module
3) Change synch .bin file

Enter your choice (1-3, default is 1): 2

Please unplug your modem and then press ENTER

dabusb is not loaded
no hotplug blacklist support detected or hotplug not installed?

3)

root@comp:/home/user/distr/drivers/eciAdsl/eciadsl-usermode-0.11# eciadsl-start
[EciAdsl 1/5] Setting up USB support...

Preliminary USB device filesystem is OK

[EciAdsl 2/5] Uploading firmware...

ERROR: modem not found

4)

root@comp:/home/user/distr/drivers/eciAdsl/eciadsl-usermode-0.11# eciadsl-doctor
You are using linux kernel version 2.6.20-15-generic
Support for USB is OK
Preliminary USB device filesystem is OK
dabusb module is not loaded: OK
UHCI support is OK
OHCI support is not needed
/dev/ppp is OK
HDLC support is OK
HDLC support is OK (no bug)
I cannot find your ADSL modem: Fatal
tail: Warning: "+number" syntax is deprecated, please use "-n +number"
root@comp:/home/user/distr/drivers/eciAdsl/eciadsl-usermode-0.11#

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[beotiger]

May be you should post your lsusb here.
I think trouble is in your usb port.

[TJay]

Dear SAABeilin, could you xplain how you did the *.bin file?

You see, I tried to use russian bins (Avangard), but they're don't up the tap0 interface... And all tries make own *.bin were not successfull.
I used native XP driver for this modem (from cd), but can't build the bin, error is

tj@TJ:/media/work/ftp/upload/1$ sudo eciadsl-vendor-device.pl usbsnoop.log -chipset=GS7470
[sudo] password for tj:
Can't open -chipset=GS7470: No such file or directory at /usr/local/bin/eciadsl-vendor-device.pl line 334, <> line 19.
WARNING: interrupt packet not detected! File 'gs7470_synch999.bin' was generated anyway but is probably incorrect.
tj@TJ:/media/work/ftp/upload/1$

If use it without -chipset, script gives only last line.

PS/
Driver: usermode_0.12 (built from source)
System: Ubuntu Hardy 8.04
Country: Ukraine, prov is Ukrtelecom

[maclaud]

Hi all.
I'm use the Centos 5.2 system, what of EciAdsl drivers i must download.

[FlashCode]

You should use last stable version (0.12), but I don't know what version of EciAdsl is in this distribution.

[rg]

Hi all
If anyone is curious about chip's model that used in D-Link DSL-200/RU Generation III modems, here it is:

c o n e x a n t
AA4-7674-TCAZ
0603 SG
QC1359.02-BO
ARM

Though, ah, it did not work with v0.12

[Stranger]

Hi all.
I have a problem with synch on my DSL-200 rev. B1.
I tried all recommended synch files: gs7470_synch04.bin, 06, 17, but ADSL led just blinks and doesn't stay still.
I also tried to create my own .bin with sniffer and omg! first time I have synchronized and connected but that happened only once, all other tries were like with recommended .bins. And when I connected I couldn't ping anything, ping says 'Network is unreachable'. May be the problem is that I'm choosing wrong PPP mode, I'm not sure what is used by my provider.
Also, when I'm connecting with default synch01.bin ADSL led doesn't blink at all but after some time it lights up and stays like it got synchronized. Is it true? If so, the same result with network, it is 'unreachable'.

[NordKiller]

2 Stranger:

For your modem perfectly use synch06.bin. Please show your config and i try to help...

[Stranger]

Well, finally I got connected! =)
I'm writing this under linux, not under windows =)
I used this doc http://eciadsl.flashtux.org/doc/dsl200.html and described connection method with rp-pppoe tool and it worked out.
But, about synchronization... I tried again recommeded synch files I mentioned before (NordKiller, you probably meant gs7470_synch06.bin not just synch06.bin, because it fails with glibc error) and none of them get synchronization once again. Then I tried my sniffed bin and after few unsuccessful tries, replugging modem etc, I finally got it! Btw, I changed PPPOECI_ALTIFACE to its default 5 and after that it seemed to me it get synchronization better. Does it have some influence on synch process or I'm mistaking and should leave 1 as recommended on modems page?
Anyway, it seems to me that synch process is pretty unstable thing, on windows it mostly passes well after first attempt, but on linux I have to made few attempts. And second thing, is the use of rp-pppoe is not mentioned in beginners guide, it assumes, that only eciasdl-start is enough to get connected to the internet. Is it normal practice to use rp-pppoe or it's exception? Or it depends on provider?

[NordKiller]

2 Stranger:

Yes, i mean gs7470_synch06.bin
rp_pppoe used then provider use PPPOE protocol.
you can see my topic about PPPOE here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3420

[Stranger]

Yeah, I saw this topic, now I understand things better =)
I tried gs7470_synch06.bin many times but none of them was successful.
I also found that my own .bin always synchs well, it just depends on how long I will wait. I made about 20 attemps and none of them has been quit by timeout and sometimes I had to wait about 3-4 minutes for synch. Earlier, I just replugged modem after 1 minute waiting and restarted process.

BUT! I got another problem now. After successful synchonization I get tap0 interface listed by ifconfig very rarely! So it is clear that pppoe-start doens't connect. From mentioned 20 attempts I got tap0 only once or twice. Is that .bin problem?

[Stranger]

Just now I also tried gs7470_synch14.bin and it works the same as my .bin: synch successful, but no tap0 again.
I have no idea what is the problem. Today I made about 50 connection attempts and haven't got the internet at all, so I had to write this under windows again =) .
Btw, do I need usb patch located here http://eciadsl.flashtux.org/download/be ... -usb.patch ? I suppose not, because my kernel version is 2.6.27, but may be it could help?
And here is my config, doubt it could be helpful, but anyway:

VID1=2001
PID1=5100
VID2=2001
PID2=5100
MODE=LLC_SNAP_RFC1483_BRIDGED_ETH_NO_FCS
VCI=50
VPI=1
FIRMWARE=/etc/eciadsl/firmware00.bin
SYNCH=/etc/eciadsl/gs7470_synch14.bin
PPPD_USER=n/a
PPPD_PASSWD=n/a
USE_DHCP=no
USE_STATICIP=no
STATICIP=
GATEWAY=
MODEM=D-Link DSL200 rev B1
MODEM_CHIPSET=GS7470
SYNCH_ALTIFACE=5
PPPOECI_ALTIFACE=1
PROVIDER=Other
DNS1=
DNS2=

[NordKiller]

2 Stranger:

Tell me your Distr and version of Eciadsl.
Your provider use PPPOE?

1) Before connect try replug your modem to another USB port
2) If you have not static ip - try to set

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USE_DHCP=yes
USE_STATICIP=no
STATICIP=


3) If you have static ip - set:

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USE_DHCP=no
USE_STATICIP=yes
STATICIP=<your ip>


4)Try to use

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pppoe-connect

[sheikhbahaee]

Hello,
I have a D-Link dsl200 rev B modem and I could not install it in my linux(opensuse 10.3). I am novice user of linux and I need more detail to use your documents. Could you please give a complete and comprehensive instruction for installing my USB modem. I have the same problem with the question 1.2 in F.A.Q. EciAdsl webpage. I would be grateful if you explain more about the answer.