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I have downloaded drivers from linuxant.com/drivers/ none of them seem to work. I used the rpm method so it installed all dependencies. It tries to dialup and then tells me my modem isn't supported, is there something else I need to do?
Ok so how about an external modem like a hayes accura 144 + fax 144 ? A friend had one kicking about. However I haven't been able to find and drivers for it either, has anyone had any experience with this one?
i had similar problems with an hsf modem, i also have a similar system-amd, dual boot
make sure you have the kernel specific driver from linuxant for hcf
quick fix try- start kppp (if you don't have a desktop icon, open a terminal and type kppp) and delete your isp, then recreate new account for your isp (use dialog not wizard), make sure redial on disconnect is not active or you won't see error messages-query modem, if that looks ok-try connecting
if you still have problems-you said you tried different drivers, did you uninstall prior driver before trying new one?to uninstall use software uninstall with mandrake control center, search hcf*,hsf*, whatever, to locate rpm's installed, remove them and reinstall kernel specific driver-repeat above
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