1. Download the firmware. Just scroll down and grab the zip file.
2. Download speedtouch-suite-gen-0.5.sh.
3. Open up a terminal and run this command as root:

   sh speedtouch-suite-gen-0.5.sh
   

   Or if you use sudo just run it directly from your user account:

   sudo sh speedtouch-suite-gen-0.5.sh
   

4. Edit the file /etc/speedtouch/speedtouch-suite.conf if you don't live in Portugal

Because it's illegal for me to include the modem's firmware in the installer the first file you download is the driver installation generator. It will create the actual installer bundling the firmware with it.

Now you can keep the speedtouch-suite-0.5.sh installer anywhere safe, for backup purposes.

Usage

Applications->System Tools->PPPoE Dialer

If that doesn't work, you can use the PPPoA dialer since the dialer depends on the cuntry and ISP of choice.

Enter your user name, password. If you're using the PPPoE dialer you have to choose the nas0 (or tap0 if you use a kernel 2.4).

Screenshots

Changes in 0.5

• Removed autopackage support so now GNOME PPX works!
• Fixed a few bugs
• Tested on Ubuntu 5.10

Changes in 0.4

• Added a graphical frontend to the installer (requires pygtk 2.6)
• Updated gnome-ppx and autopackage to version 1.0.1

Changes in 0.3

• Corrected a bug and now Speedtouch 330 is fully supported (as it should)
• Added PPPoA support, speedtouch-pppoe was renamed to speedtouch-suite
• Added an uninstall feature and enhanced the installer, to uninstall run uninstall-speedtouch-suite
• Configuration file is now located under /etc/speedtouch/speedtouch-suite.conf and has a different format, you need to reconfigure it
• Corrected the problem with Conectiva's USB system