I have read everything on linuxmodems but I didn't find anything about my modem (Micronet Shuttle 3000E, having Texas RK 56000 chipset. Neather find anything from Texas too) But I wonder, as it is an external Hayes modem, has to have a driver realy? Standard commands for Hayes modem shouln't be ok? At least can't I make it work with Hayes commands at lower speeds? (not V90)
Yes, I think I use KDE (this one who looks like windows) and there is nothing about modem settings even on expert mode. MUST exist a config file for modems I believe. I can take the 2 more CDs of Mandrake from a friend, isn't anything there? (I have also a web camera - Creative USD II- and a Winfax TV/FM card , it can't regognize them too. A old scanner -Targa 800C with IF01 card- too). I didn't believe I will have problem with my modem connection, only with these. I enclose the answer from Micronet - a part of it- ======== Sorry sir, Micronet does not support Linux technical service. You can find some technical service company like RedHat and serching for the solution. ======== PS. I want to run an Apache/MySQL configuration on this for e-commerce development (OSC). Makis -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Anne Wilson Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 8:18 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] cannot connect with modem. On Sunday 11 Aug 2002 5:41 pm, you wrote: > Hello! > > I have just install Mandrake 8.2 from 1 CD only, I took it from a Computer > magazine. > It looks it can't connect via modem with my ISP. > I think it waits for dial tone. I hear open the modem and then stops. > I have and another ISDN connection with TELES card but it recognizes it as > something else and it doesn't work too. > > I can't see more modem charateristics as dial tone, bits ecc as in Windows. > Is there anythig I can do about this? To edit a script file ecc I mean. > > Thanks > > A newbee old programmer. > > Makis Two things (assuming you are using KDE) - First you can check your settings on Internet (desktop icon) Settings button. Assuming they are OK, go then to Control Center, Network & Internet, Connection, click expert mode, and check everything there. HTH Anne
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