There is a compile-it-yourself option. Download the tar and then follow METHOD C on the. Following your comment, I decided to try building it.

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It went fine. Here's what I did: • Download and extract the tar for the right arch. • cd into the new directory and then sudo make debprecomp • Assuming everything worked, there should be a.deb file sitting in the directory above the current working dir. Just double-click it and it should install. After that just follow the rest of the installation instructions.

All you have to do is to download linux headers for your kernel. Open synaptic, search for linux-headers-(kernel version), check and aply it! Now go to and download hsfmodem_(version)full_i386.deb. Open a console go to the directory where you downloaded the file, type: 'sudo dpkg -i hsfmodem_(version)i386.deb' (withoun the ') and press enter on questions. After all you will have your modem configured on your system and you can find it in /dev/modem! This note from driver's site: # a free version (limited to 14.4Kbps data), available at no cost. Please use it to test if your hardware is compatible.

# a full version (with 56K and FAX), available for a modest price. Last edited by de4th; May 22nd, 2005 at 08:49 AM. It seems, for example the Unofficall Ubuntu guide, assumes you can access the internet using Ubuntu, for me that wasn't the case.

I had to download the driver from Linuxant on a Windows based machine and save it to a floppy. The instructions for installing the driver Linuxant provided didn't work for a Debain file. To shorten the story here is what I did. Go to terminal, type in 'cd /media/floppy0/' hit enter. Then add to the next line seen 'sudo dpkg -i hcfpci~1.deb' both commmands without quotation marks. With a sudo command you will have to enter your password.

Bam, the A driver started clicking and the driver loaded asking for some additional information. Of course now I have to figure out how to see if it is communicationg with the OS.

Hope this helps. It's even easier: d/l the files to usbdrive, unzip the.deb file. Attach usb drive to ubuntu system. The system will recognize it & put an icon on the desktop. Double click to open (with nautilus). Double click the.deb package and it will open & install automatically. You'll have to provide your admin password, but you'll be prompted for it.

There's a couple of questions that have to be answered (country, for one) by hitting enter & accepting the defaults. Here's the trick: there's a TERMINAL option inside the.deb installer that ran when you double clicked on the package. Click that, and a terminal window opens that lets you respond to the prompts. This is all *much* easier and quicker to do than describe - just try it. No need to use cryptic shell commands at any time. It seems, for example the Unofficall Ubuntu guide, assumes you can access the internet using Ubuntu, for me that wasn't the case. Epson Dx4400 Chip Resetter Software here. I had to download the driver from Linuxant on a Windows based machine and save it to a floppy.

The instructions for installing the driver Linuxant provided didn't work for a Debain file. To shorten the story here is what I did. Go to terminal, type in 'cd /media/floppy0/' hit enter. Then add to the next line seen 'sudo dpkg -i hcfpci~1.deb' both commmands without quotation marks. With a sudo command you will have to enter your password.

Bam, the A driver started clicking and the driver loaded asking for some additional information. Of course now I have to figure out how to see if it is communicationg with the OS. Hope this helps. All you have to do is to download linux headers for your kernel. Open synaptic, search for linux-headers-(kernel version), check and aply it! Now go to and download hsfmodem_(version)full_i386.deb. Open a console go to the directory where you downloaded the file, type: 'sudo dpkg -i hsfmodem_(version)i386.deb' (withoun the ') and press enter on questions.

After all you will have your modem configured on your system and you can find it in /dev/modem! This note from driver's site: # a free version (limited to 14.4Kbps data), available at no cost.