Hi
My Toshiba 1805-s204 has what is called a "software modem" in it. This is
what is described in the hardware list in XP. I am assuming this is a
winmodem which is why has not been responding in Mandrake 9.0. Therefore, I
am considering a pcmcia modem in order to use Mandrake on this notebook.
D
I found that I had bought a pcmia winmodem, so I returned it and bought one by
a company called Zonet ( http:www.zonet.com.tw/main.htm) it said 100% hardware
modem on the box and it actually is, worked with both 7.1 and 7.2 (kernels as
included in the distro.) I bought it from a small wholesaler
,
Brian
eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@mandrakesoft.mandrakesoft.com on 11/04/2000
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I am trying to get a PCMCIA modems to work under Kppp (MD7.1, Sony Vaio PCG
F250) I have tried all the /dev options from /dev/modem to whatever the
last
one is and either get modem busy, can't open modem
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> I am trying to get a PCMCIA modems to work under Kppp (MD7.1,
> Sony Vaio PCG
> F250) I have tried all the /dev options from /dev/modem to
> whatever the last
> one is and
At 1/11/00 05:15:00 Tierra, you wrote:
>I am trying to get a PCMCIA modems to work under Kppp (MD7.1, Sony Vaio PCG
>F250) I have tried all the /dev options from /dev/modem to whatever the last
>one is and either get modem busy, can't open modem etc. If I set flow control
>to "none" and then try t
Title: RE: [newbie] PCMCIA modems
Look in the Drakeconfig for hardware detection or lothar I can't remember which its called now, click on that and when it lists everything there should be a + box next to modem, see what it says, did it detect the modem? Also I have found that when I
I am trying to get a PCMCIA modems to work under Kppp (MD7.1, Sony Vaio PCG
F250) I have tried all the /dev options from /dev/modem to whatever the last
one is and either get modem busy, can't open modem etc. If I set flow control
to "none" and then try to query modem, it will say modem ready and
At 02:39 PM 2/13/99 +0100, you wrote:
>The only thing I can say is to
> avoid at all costs this kind of hardware.
I understand, but I'd like some recommendations about PCMCIA modems which
are know to work well with Linux.
Michael
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Michael R. Batchelor
Industrial Informatics & Instrumentation,
On Fri, Feb 12, 1999 at 01:16:10PM -0500, Michael R. Batchelor wrote:
> Anyone got any surefire PCMCIA modem advise?
>
> I want to put Mandrake on a laptop, but the modem in it now is one of those
> winmodems things. Works fine under W95 but forget anything else.
You are out of luck. winmodems a
Anyone got any surefire PCMCIA modem advise?
I want to put Mandrake on a laptop, but the modem in it now is one of those
winmodems things. Works fine under W95 but forget anything else.
Michael
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Industrial Informatics & Instrumentation, Inc.
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