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Old 04-12-2005, 07:41 AM   #1
Damnation
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snd drivers, modem init string


i have a hercules digifire 7.1 card.
i downloaded the latest alsa drivers installed and told my sound card to use those drivers.
rebooted. and i don't get any sound. any ideas?

i have penggy dialer, getting me online with my aol account. problem is on windows its silent on mandrake its noisy as hell on dial up, in the penggy.cfg file theres this:
Code:
## Parameter: initstr1
## Type: string
## Description: sets the primary initialization string sent to the modem.
## Default: ATZ
##
## Hayes command to initialize the modem, keeping ATZ as primary init string
## is probably a good idea, you can complete with other string if you need.
## This command mustn't be longer than 58 bytes.
## Comonly used strings:
##   M0     Speaker always disabled
##   M1     Speaker enabled during connection
##   M2     Speaker always enabled
##   M3     Speaker enabled while connected 
##   L0     Set speaker at a very low volume (or muted)
##   L1     Set speaker at a low volume
##   L2     Set speaker at a normal volume
##   L3     Set speaker at a high volume
##   Q1     Ask modem to send responses (mandatory for penggy)
##   X3     Do not add dial tone detection
##   X4     Add dial tone detection (should be the default)
##   V1     Set modem output to alphanumeric
##                       (alphanumeric output is mandatory for penggy)
##   &F     Set your modem in factory default (this is a good idea to add 
##                       this command if you can't connect with ATZ)
##   &Exxxx Set _ISDN_ MSN number (first 4 digits of your phone number)
##
## This commands are just here as example, they might not work on your
## modem.
##
initstr1 = ATZM0L0

## Parameter: initstr[2-9]
## Type: string
## Description: sets other initialization strings.
## No default
##
## Other Hayes commands to init the modem (see above).
##
initstr2 = AT+GCI=B4
# initstr3 = AT&E1234
# initstr4 = 
# initstr5 = 
# initstr6 = 
# initstr7 = 
# initstr8 = 
# initstr9 =
as u can see i tried to disable the speaker and turn the speaker to mute, neither have worked. any ideas on how to get this working?


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