Sorry to have to give you the bad news...
But quoting from Motorola's own Web site...
"SM56 Software Modem (PCI-2) - NEW!
The SM56 PCI-2 Software Modem is an improved Host Signal Processing (HSP)
based modem with both controller and datapump functions executing on the
PC's processor"
In other words, like most PCI modems, it's a Winmodem.
You should replace it.
-JMS
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|-----Original Message-----
|From: Rodrigo Pinheiro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 8:50 PM
|To: Lista Linux
|Subject: [newbie] Motorola Modem
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|Hi guys...
|I am trying to make my modem work under linux. I have a Motorola SM56
|modem, itīs a PCI one.The specs say it is designed for windows, however
|I was told that if it shows as Communication controller on my /proc/pci
|I could make it work.
|So, it does really shows as comm controller, however I am not getting to
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|make it work with the setserial commands.
|Looking at /var/log file, I can see two serial ports, ttyS0 and ttyS1.
|My modem is using COM4 under windows.
|Do I have to use de makedev to make this com available for my modem ?
|Other thing, at the /proc/pci looking in the comm. controller it does
|not show the I/O port used, I can see that with the setserial -a
|/dev/ttyS3 though.
|Is this correct ??? Because using the two setserial commands to set the
|modem, did not work for me, I kept getting the message, modem busy.
|If you guys have any ideias, please tell me.
|Thanks !!!
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