Re: dku2 driver and access!

[andrew teo]

> Locate usbserial.ko file in /lib/modules/`uname -r` directory. Go to
> directory containing this file. Run insmod command appending .ko
> suffix to the file name. If there no such module, verify with your
> distro vendor which package do you need.
> 
> I am sorry but this is not Linux-newbie group. If I need to spent so
> much time helping beginners, I can't spend it improving gnokii. No
> offence, but this thread became gnokii unrelated.

Hi Pawel,
I really do appreciate your timely help so far!
I am using Gnokii to do a final year project and since I am very new to
Linux, I am finding lots of difficulties. But aid from the Gnokii community
has helped greatly!
Your solution works. Thanks!
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