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i have ubuntu 7.10 i386
i mount it in my virtual cd magiciso
i always this error msg appear

k-meleon.exe DLL user32.dll was relocated in memory. The application will not run properly. The relocation occurred because the DLL C:\Windows\system32\shell32.dll occupied address range reserved for windows system DLLs.
The vendor supplying the DLL should be contacted for a new DLL.
so what should i do

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After the ISO was burned successfully (thanks to ), the next step is getting the Sagem f@st / SpeedTouch 330 online. Two different situations need different approaches: a real machine with Ubuntu installed, or Ubuntu running in a virtual machine. Virtual guests usually need USB passthrough or NAT from the host; physical installs need the kernel to see the modem and then a PPP/PPPoE configuration. is right that it is manageable — follow the checklist below.

Basic diagnostic + install workflow (do these in order):

  1. Plug the modem in and confirm the kernel sees it:
    lsusb
dmesg | tail -n 50

    Look for a vendor:product id or messages about a mass-storage device or a USB serial device. Many ADSL USB modems present as a virtual CD (Windows drivers) at first; in that case a tool like usb-modeswitch is normally used to flip the device into modem mode. Install the networking tools and helpers, then try auto-config:

    sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install usbutils usb-modeswitch wvdial pppoeconf network-manager
sudo wvdialconf    # detects device for wvdial (if using wvdial)
sudo pppoeconf     # for PPPoE ADSL setups (if required by ISP)

Notes, common gotchas and troubleshooting:

  • If running inside VirtualBox/VMware, attach the USB modem to the guest (or let the host handle the connection and use NAT). Virtual machines often do not see USB devices until you enable passthrough/filters or install an extension pack.
  • If the vendor supplies a Linux driver source, follow its README (usually tar xzf, make, sudo make install) but prefer built-in drivers where possible.
  • Check credentials: ISPs usually require a username/password for PPP/PPPoE. Logs are invaluable: tail -f /var/log/syslog while you connect.
  • Ubuntu 7.10 is very old and repositories/packages may be hard to get; upgrading to a supported release will simplify driver and package availability.

This covers the typical path: detect device, switch mode if needed, install helper packages, then configure via NetworkManager, wvdial, or pppoeconf depending on your ISP.

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Member Avatar for John A

Try using a different burning program; I use the open-source InfraRecorder.

Member Avatar for simoniyopi

yeah thanks i burn it
it's work now
but i don't know how to be connect with internetnt

Member Avatar for John A

Well, it all depends on your network setup.

  • What kind of an internet connection do you use? (Cable/DSL, Dial-up, LAN, Wireless, etc.)
  • If your computer isn't connecting to the internet through a LAN/WLAN, is it connected via Ethernet, or is it hooked directly to a modem?
  • How do you obtain your IP address? (Dynamic or Static)
Member Avatar for simoniyopi

no my problem is i don't know how to install my modem sagem f@st and speedtouch 330

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thanks guys i will try but the problem is i'm beginner i don't know nothing about install driver in ubuntu

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it's not really hard, you just follow the instructions.

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