TiPB can't see it's modem

[Bill Briggs]

Because I have DSL at home and high speed network at work I never 
have a need to dial up for mail. Yesterday my DSL connection went 
dead (looks like a line card at the CO switch has gone kaput) and I 
wanted to dial up to get mail. I can't even "see" the internal modem 
as an available port in the Modem Control Panel in OS 9 nor does it 
show up in the available connection options in OS X. It's vanished 
(though I know it was working when I got the PowerBook in July of 
02). So it appears that it's a hardware problem. I haven't 
disassembled this thing to check, but is the modem on the motherboard 
or is it something that we can replace quickly? I don't want to be 
without my PowerBook in the middle of a school term, so I'm hoping 
it's a simple card change, not a mobo replacement (or PowerBook 
replacement).

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