One of the last programs I'm waiting for in linux before I can make the switch is that pesky modem on hold v.92 stuff. Has anyone seen this anywhere out there?

I have an external hardware U.S. Robotics modem and an internal Lucent/Agere winmodem, both of which are v.92. I'm almost willing to buy a new v.92 modem though if someone knows of one with linux versions of the modem on hold features.

That's a good link if all I wanted to do was get a pci modem working. If you read my original post again you might see that I also have an external modem. What I'm trying to do is the those special v.92 features (like modem on hold) to work in linux. If it's on that page the link points to I missed it.

Here are some links I came accross when I was doing some looking...

http://www.usr.com/v92/v-upgrade.asp?patch=5686

http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scri...7&DwnldID=5976

http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/sh...hp?product=196

http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.proc...uct_Id=3677402

http://news.com.com/2009-1040-252966.html

The intel and zoom modems look promising. I'll have to pester tech support on those and see if their linux drivers include the modem on hold features I need. In case no one know what this is, it's a little windows that pops up when a v.92 modem detects the call waiting on the phone line. It says who's calling and you have the option to take the call, putting the modem on hold, or ignore the call. So far all the lucent/agere drivers I've tried don't have this. U.S. Robotics have a flasher for linux to update the modem, but no ICN (internet call notification I think) for linux.

If I get a chance I'll check into the zoom and ibm modems, and post back if they have the moh applications that work in linux with their modems.

Thanks a bunch for the links podollb.