Aaron Brown wrote:
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> If I have an ISA modem, what should /dev/modem be a link to?
>
> Not /dev/ttyS*, because those are serial ports, right?
>
> Thanks for your help.
Most internal ISA modems supply or emulate standard serial port
hardware so a link to /dev/ttyS* is quite likely. See the mod
On Thu, 31 May 2001, Aaron Brown wrote:
> If I have an ISA modem, what should /dev/modem be a link to?
>
> Not /dev/ttyS*, because those are serial ports, right?
I think you do need /dev/ttySx i used to have an isa modem but cant quite
remember how i used it, i will try and explain.
You will ne
If I have an ISA modem, what should /dev/modem be a link to?
Not /dev/ttyS*, because those are serial ports, right?
Thanks for your help.
--AARON B.
Farmington Hills, Michigan
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http://homestead.juno.com/aaron-brown/
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Script0r wrote:
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> I'd have to guess your best bet would be mySQL due to the myODBC driver, I
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> in a distribution (just personal taste).
>
