030919 John Layt wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 21:58, Philip Webb wrote:
>> just a quick check: does Linux still have problems with software modems ?
> Depends... The most common chipsets are from Conexant (HSF and HCF)
> & Lucent LT modems are now working more or less, as well as several others.
>
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 21:58, Philip Webb wrote:
> just a quick check: does Linux still have problems with software modems ?
Depends... The most common chipsets are from Conexant (HSF and HCF) and
Lucent LT modems are now working, more or less, as well as several others.
You can find Mandrake RP
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Philip Webb wrote:
> just a quick check: does Linux still have problems with software modems?
Yes, they're still a pain in the keester, and a waste of money. ;)
OTOH, more of the misbegotten things have drivers available (from various
sites, like http://www.linuxant.com and
[ i'm resending this, as i forgot to suppress the Reply-to in the other ]
just a quick check: does Linux still have problems with software modems ?
i use broadband normally, but occasionally it goes down
& i need to use my (free) university dial-up connection.
the modem in my present box dates fr
just a quick check: does Linux still have problems with software modems ?
i use broadband normally, but occasionally it goes down
& i need to use my (free) university dial-up connection.
the modem in my present box dates from 2000 & fits an ISA slot,
which my new box doesn't have, so i can't recyc
