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Sometimes drivers for USB ADSL modems are proprietary, closed source software, and due to legal restrictions they cannot be supplied with Ubuntu by default. To get a modem to work with these drivers, you will need to download files from the Internet with a computer that has Internet access, then transfer the downloaded files to your Ubuntu installation.
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Located in
internet/C/adsl.xml:18(para)
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If you have a modem that can connect to a computer via USB and ethernet, or have an ethernet router, you should use the ethernet connection as that is the preferred method to gain access to the Internet.
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Located in
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Configuration of the drivers for USB ADSL modems is beyond the scope of this guide; please see the links to the relevant installation instructions on the Ubuntu community help site below.
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Located in
internet/C/adsl.xml:20(para)
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To identify the model of your modem, note the name and number on the front. You may have to look for a label to discover the exact model. Consult the list below to see which driver your modem requires, and note the link.
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Located in
internet/C/adsl.xml:21(para)
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You can download the relevant drivers using the following links.
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Located in
internet/C/adsl.xml:22(para)
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