The only trouble is that Linux might not detect your modem, especially if it's not a "real" modem. Go to "linmodems.org" to read up more about this situation and what you might possibly be able to do to correct it.
Then report back and let us know if All is Well in computerland. :-)
~ ross
On Fri, 17 Sep 2004, Jacob Durrant wrote:
I just bought two computers and have installed linux on both of them. I love the environment and the free software that came with the operating system, but I can't figure out how to connect to my dial-up internet provider. I'm running the Fedora Core 2. I'm being tempted to install Windows 98 on the new computer instead of linux! Please save me from this sin!
Sincerely,
Jacob D. Durrant
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