HSF driver downloads

Proceeds will be used to further improve the drivers. Getting the full version is the best way to encourage us and ensure that this project continues.

If you are wondering why a Linux driver isn't already included in the price you paid for your modem, or disagree with the practice of selling Linux software, please read this explanation.

Thank you for your support!

Please choose your distribution and kernel architecture or the proper package(s) for your system below.

If your distribution/architecture is not listed, or you are using a special enterprise/secure/SMP or custom (self-compiled) kernel, or the package does not work with your kernel version, you should try one of the generic packages with source below instead.

Linux Distribution	Kernel Architecture*
Fedora 11	x86
Fedora 10	x86
Fedora 9	x86
Fedora 8	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686
Fedora 7	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686
Fedora Core 6	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686
Fedora Core 5	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686
Fedora Core 4	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686
Freedows	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686      athlon
Knoppix 4.0.2, 3.9 and 3.8.1	x86
RedHat Enterprise Linux 5.0	x86
RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.0	IMPORTANT*, CHOOSE PROPERLY:      i586      i686
SimplyMEPIS 6.0, 3.4, 3.3.1 and 3.3	x86
Mandriva LE 2005, 2006.0, 2007.x, 2008.x, 2009.x, 2010.0	x86
SuSE 11.2, 11.1, 11.0, 10.3, 10.2, 10.1, 10.0, 9.3	x86
Turbolinux 10, 8	x86
Ubuntu Karmic (9.10), Jaunty (9.04), Intrepid (8.10), Hardy (8.04), Gutsy (7.10), Feisty (7.04), Edgy (6.10), Dapper (6.06), Breezy (5.10), 5.0.4	x86

* Note: Fedora, Freedows and RedHat users may find out their exact kernel architecture (which is not always the same as "uname -m" output) with the following case-sensitive shell command:
              rpm -q --qf '%{ARCH}\n' kernel
 
Generic packages with source

To use these generic packages, kernel-source and the gcc C compiler must be properly installed on your system to dynamically build the driver modules upon installation.
 

Format	KArch	Filename	Size	MD5 Checksum (md5sum)
RPM	x86	hsfmodem-7.80.02.05full-1.i386.rpm.zip (use on RPM-based systems like Mandriva/RedHat/SuSE/JDS/Freedows with custom or unsupported kernels)	1.5M	12f7a02885ee14a81a1d2f8a61aeed0f
DPKG	x86	hsfmodem_7.80.02.05full_i386.deb.zip (use on Debian-based systems)	1.5M	8bcc288ec0f3994cfb247fdf0db34473
TAR	x86	hsfmodem-7.80.02.05full.tar.gz (option of last resort compatible with the most systems)	1.5M	4e31e61a0f1fd663a97e9f1ed6fc8467
RPM	x86_64	hsfmodem-7.80.02.05x86_64full-1.x86_64.rpm.zip (for RPM-based 64-bit systems with AMD64/EM64T extensions only)	1.6M	0d69138a9a69995495fd55361ca2227c
TAR	x86_64	hsfmodem-7.80.02.05x86_64full.tar.gz (for other 64-bit systems with AMD64/EM64T extensions)	1.6M	e241b31a62e02b3cca1e85da11644c18

If you are not sure which format to choose, please see the installation instructions.

Note to Fedora Core 2 to 6 and Fedora 7 users: The default stack size in original Fedora Core 2 to 6 and Fedora 7 kernels is only 4K. Because some drivers require more stack space to operate properly, we recommend using a kernel with a larger stack size if you experience problems or crashes. You can either rebuild your own custom kernel, or get one of our replacement "stk16" kernels provided for your convenience through the distribution-specific Fedora Core 2 to 6 and Fedora 7 links above.

Note to Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04), Hardy (8.04) and SUSE (11.0, 11.1) users with HDA modems: Installing the alsa-driver-linuxant package is necessary before installing this driver.

The modem's AT command set documentation is available below.
 

Format	Architecture	Filename	Size	MD5 Checksum (md5sum)
RPM	any	hsfmodem-doc-7.80.02.05full-1.noarch.rpm.zip	639K	83009881cbd25cbcc92559a1444fc61e
PDF	any	100498D_RM_HxF_Released.pdf	703K	e6d8fea8f5f641d7bb4dfb33c6f478e7

Various patches for the HSF driver can be downloaded on the patches page.