This version of HCF Linux Driver is 4.19.01. It has support for HCF Monopak
(R6795) and SmartHCF.

The driver consists of the files:
mod_session_ctrl.o
myserial.o
hcf.cty
hcf.inf
hcf_1052.cty
hcf_1053.cty

The package also contains several installation/load scripts:
rhInstall_modem
rhLoad_modem
suseInstall_modem
suseLoad_modem
install_modem
load_modem

How prepare the driver before installing and loading it.
1) Copy the file SmartDAA_Release.tar.gz into its own directory.
2) Change to the directory where SmartDAA_Release.tar.gz was copied.
3) Issue "tar -xzf SmartDAA_Release.tar.gz"
4) The files listed above will be extracted to the same directory.

If you are installing the modem on RedHat 7.1 with Kernal 2.2.16, follow these
directions (steps 5-7):
5) Change to the directory where the drivers reside.
6) Type "./rhInstall_modem". This command creates "/etc/hcf" direcotry, and
copies the inf and cty files into it. It then creates a "/hcf" subdirectory
under "/lib/modules/2.2.16-22" and copies the driver files into it.
7) Type "./rhLoad_modem". This command installs the modules that are contained
in "/lib/modules/2.2.16-22/hcf" into memory.


If you are instaling the modem on Suse 7.0 with Kernal version 2.2.18, folow
these steps (8-10):
8) Change to the directory where the drivers reside.
9) Type "./suseInstall_modem". This command creates "/etc/hcf" direcotry, and
copies the inf and cty files into it. It then creates a "/hcf" subdirectory
under "/lib/modules/2.2.18" and copies the driver files into it.
10) Type "./suseLoad_modem". This command installs the modules that are
contained in "/lib/modules/2.2.18/hcf" into memory.

If you are installing the modem on a distribution other than Suse 7.0 or Redhat
7.1, please see the section ***Note C below.

11) Testing with Minicom can now be performed.

***NOTE A:
When you reboot, the rhLoad_modem or suseLoad_modem command must be issued
before the modem can be used.  rh(suse)Install_modem must only be run once
(during installation).

***NOTE B:
To uninstall the modem, remove the inf and cty files from "/etc/hcf"
and the modules (mod_session_ctrl.o and myserial.o) files from the
"modules/2.2.xx/hcf" directory.

***Note C:
If neither Suse 7.1 or RedHat 7.0 distributions are being used, but the system
is known to be running Kernal version 2.2.16 or 2.2.18, the "install_modem" and
"load_modem" files can be edited to be used with your system.

1) Determine the directory on your system where driver modules are stored. First
look in "/lib/modules". Within "/lib/modules" there is a directory named with
the version number of the kernal that the system is running. For example, RedHat
7.1 runs Kernal version 2.2.16, thus the modules reside in
"/lib/modules/2.2.16".

2) Using an ordinary text editor, open the file "install_modem"
"install_modem". Locate the last two lines in the script and change the path to
reflect the kernal version of your distribution. For example, if your
distribution keeps its modules in /lib/modules/2.2.16, you would change the
last two lines:

   From this:

   if mkdir /lib/modules/2.2.18/hcf; then echo; else echo; fi;
   cp ./*.o /lib/modules/2.2.18/hcf/


   To this:

   if mkdir /lib/modules/2.2.16/hcf; then echo; else echo; fi;
   cp ./*.o /lib/modules/2.2.16/hcf/

3) The same procedure must be followed for "load_modem". For example, if your
system stores driver modules in "/lib/modules/2.2.16" you would modify the
following lines from "load_modem":

   From this:
   /sbin/insmod -f /lib/modules/2.2.18/hcf/mod_session_ctrl.o
   /sbin/insmod -f /lib/modules/2.2.18/hcf/myserial.o

   To this:
   /sbin/insmod -f /lib/modules/2.2.16/hcf/mod_session_ctrl.o
   /sbin/insmod -f /lib/modules/2.2.16/hcf/myserial.o

4) The driver may now be installed by typing "./install_modem".
5) After the driver is installed, it may be loaded with "./load_modem".
6) Testing may commence with Minicom.