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goofymari 09-30-2001 07:48 PM

Modem Question
 
I have a Conexant SoftK56 modem and I cant get it going on my Red Hat 7.1. I added my service provided info which is all dynamic and automatic, and when I'm in the configuration page I try to use that Query modem and it says modem not found. I guess my question is how do I install or check my modem status, and how to get my modem going? Any suggestions on where to start? What do I do, its my first tiem using LInux and I really really want to get to know this OS. Any Help will do Thanks.

acid_kewpie 10-01-2001 02:53 AM

Well, given the name, i'd bet big time that soft56 is a winmodem, so it's good old.. http://www.linmodems.org

isajera 10-01-2001 03:29 AM

just wondering...
 
did you ever stop and wonder how many of our posts are dedicated to giving these worn and wary web travelers directions to www.linmodems.org? the road from here to there is a well beaten path indeed.

nauman 10-01-2001 03:32 AM

If you want to use modems in Linux, I would suggest you get a hardware modem. Most preferably U.S.R. or you can try to get some good external modem, it should work too.

acid_kewpie 10-01-2001 03:52 AM

Re: just wondering...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by isajera
did you ever stop and wonder how many of our posts are dedicated to giving these worn and wary web travelers directions to www.linmodems.org? the road from here to there is a well beaten path indeed.
Yes.

Maybe someone could bully Jeremy into writing a bot for this place! Automatically reply to winmodem and win98 dual boot questions. Oh and good old IP masquarading.

isajera 10-01-2001 03:57 AM

Re: Re: just wondering...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by acid_kewpie


Maybe someone could bully Jeremy into writing a bot for this place! Automatically reply to winmodem and win98 dual boot questions. Oh and good old IP masquarading.

... and the XFree86 driver page
... and the linux doc page
... and maybe a redirection to some useless slovokian page for anyone who asks "why do you use linux?" ;)


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