not sure if it is a Winmodem (which I am guessing it is) and (2) I'm
a Linux
newbie but am willing to face the challenges Linux has to offer.
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Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 3:10 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Modem not detected
COM 5??? There should only be 4 com ports unless you manually created them.
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From: Sharon Pfeiffer [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 7:09 PM
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Subject: [newbie] Modem not detected
Hi!
I've got a Hayes Accura
Linux claims it is not supporting WinModems nor ever will. Well I have
some software that is called ZModem in a zip file format that is called a
LinModem (WinModem type) that is supposed to be for that WinModem. Have
not installed it just yet, still attempting to learn more about
Linux/Mandrake
Linux claims it is not supporting WinModems nor ever will. Well I have
some software that is called ZModem in a zip file format that is called a
LinModem (WinModem type) that is supposed to be for that WinModem. Have
not installed it just yet, still attempting to learn more about
Linux/Mandrake
In case your modem ISN"T a winmodemas far as I know...COM ports
don't go any higher
then 4 in Linux. Is it a Plug and Play? (I had trouble with my US
Robitics 56K Pnp modem till
I got PNP off) Can you manually hardware your modem to use either COM 1,
2, 3, or 4?
Jero
Sharon Pfeiffer wrote:
