RE: [newbie] pcmcia modem problem

2000-04-13 Thread Austwick, Mark

It is definatly a pcmcia modem. I have manged to get KPPP to see something
but it is not my modem as when I try and connect it sits there trying to
initialise the modem.
In /etc/pcmcia I tried to serial start Modem and it comes back saying
/dev/modem doesn't exist and removes the link. Any suggestions ?

-Original Message-
From: Stephen F. Bosch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 April 2000 14:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] pcmcia modem problem


"Austwick, Mark" wrote:
 
 Installed Mandrake 7.0, no problems, sound, network, etc works fine. The
 only problem I have is that my modem is not recognised, Lothar cannot see
 it, neither can the PCMCIA set up in KDE, which can see the network card.
 Can anyone suggest how to get it working ? It's a 3ccm156b in a Dell
 lattitude cpi.

Is that *actually* a PCMCIA modem, or is it simply an internal laptop
modem?

If it's the built-in, it's likely a Winmodem (they take up less space =)
) in which case, you might try and see if you can collect the drivers at
www.linmodems.org.

Keep your expectations low, though, that way you won't be disappointed.

-Stephen-




Re: [newbie] pcmcia modem problem

2000-04-07 Thread Stephen F. Bosch

"Austwick, Mark" wrote:
 
 Installed Mandrake 7.0, no problems, sound, network, etc works fine. The
 only problem I have is that my modem is not recognised, Lothar cannot see
 it, neither can the PCMCIA set up in KDE, which can see the network card.
 Can anyone suggest how to get it working ? It's a 3ccm156b in a Dell
 lattitude cpi.

Is that *actually* a PCMCIA modem, or is it simply an internal laptop
modem?

If it's the built-in, it's likely a Winmodem (they take up less space =)
) in which case, you might try and see if you can collect the drivers at
www.linmodems.org.

Keep your expectations low, though, that way you won't be disappointed.

-Stephen-