John Starkey wrote:
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> If I don't need /dev/modem then I'll skip that altogether and stick with
> /dev/ttyS1. (I think that's the port, if not I can use trial and error,
> is there a way to find out?)
Check and see if you have wvdial installed. It has its own config program
(appropriately enough called wvdialconf) that scans your serial ports for
a modem, then it sends a set of commands to the modem - if it finds one,
that is - to see what the modem is capable of. That's how I got a
skeletal setup set for my modem. Or, you could just use wvdial to connect
for a while.
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