[hsflinux] HSF modem works but box no more powers down

Linuxant support (Jonathan) support at linuxant.com
Tue Dec 27 15:34:19 EST 2005


Hi,

with the information you have provided, it's quite possible that the 
source of the problem is that there is an important issue when you 
remove the modules from the kernel for an unknown reason.

You could try with a newer kernel to see if there is a difference.

Alternatively, as a workaround, since the ability of removing the 
modules from the kernel is only required to install a license, you could 
edit the '/usr/sbin/hsfstop' script to prevent it from unloading the 
kernel modules.

Regards,


Jonathan
Technical specialist / Linuxant
www.linuxant.com
support at linuxant.com



R.f.P wrote:
> I installed 7.18.00.07full HSF driver on my linux 2.6.3-1-i386 ATX box 
> (a Toshiba 1400 satellite with an internal AMR winmodem hence I bought 
> the Olitec USB V92 Ready modem). Now it works fine ( I just tried 
> dialing, not fax ) but when halting or rebooting the system, it hangs 
> with the message : "drivers/usb/core/usb.c : deregistering hsfusbcd2". 
> Nothing to do but to shut down manually. hsfconfig --dumpdiag aborts 
> with "+hfstop", but with --noprobe I get a 113K file ( not included but 
> available on request ).
>    I tried hsfstop or hsfconfig --rcstop, followed by halt or reboot : 
> it hangs with the above message. dmesg says : hsfsoar : no version for 
> "struct_module" found ; kernel tainted and similarly for hsfengine. ACPI 
> is enabled and APM disabled but acpi=off on boot does not solve the 
> problem ( may be was it necessary to enable simultaneously APM ? ).
>    Could it be that hsfstop is run too early ? Not relevant as I tried 
> putting a line "sleep 10" in rchsf script, with no success. Idem with 20 
> in place of 10 seconds sleeping.
>    I discovered in /proc/devices that hsfusbcd2 did not registered 
> itself, so how could it be subsequently " deregistered " ? This might 
> explain why it hangs, isnt'it ? But I don't know how to remedy. Somebody 
> could please help me ?
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