On 24 April 1998 2:24, Dan Cyr[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Another question. We have been using USR Sporster 28.8/33.6's (non
x2) for
> ages and every once in awhile one of them dies (sort of), it will
no longer
> work in linux, but works fine in win95. Anyone know what is going
here?
>
Sorry for the multiple post but I had just sent the last e-mail when
I had another look at that last question..
Cos of win95's built in PnP, its generally happy if the modems
resource values get modified and can continue without too much fuss.. I
know in my own circumstances that linux can't cope in the same way.. maybe
u're modem is resetting its hardware values for some reason (or some other
factor is causing them to change, could be win95 juggling with resources,
without any thought for the poor little linux partition.. )
Dono of an solution if thats the prob.. but at least u can eliminate
it as being a cause if u keep track of the H/W resources in use..
heh.. gota stop reading these e-mails and get on with some work :)
Best regards
Tim Larkins
NCR Professional Services
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