Dear Mr. Gardener
Thanks for replying to my mail. I am using a Supra
PCI 56i modem. I didn't get the box for the modem so I
don't know if the modem "requires Windows 95/98/NT".
However, in my system credentials information the
IRQ,Comm Port and Comm Address are OS assigned.Does
that mean that
Patrick Dyer wrote:
Dear Mr. Gardener
Thanks for replying to my mail. I am using a Supra
PCI 56i modem. I didn't get the box for the modem so I
don't know if the modem "requires Windows 95/98/NT".
However, in my system credentials information the
IRQ,Comm Port and Comm Address are OS
Patrick Dyer wrote:
I am using Mandrake 6 and trying to setup ppp to
dial-up my ISP. I tried using the Kppp client, netcfg
and the script method but none of then worked. I do
not know what I am doing wrong. When I use Kppp and
try to connect I get the message "modem is busy".With
netcfg
what kind of modem are you using are you sure it's not a win modem if it is you
won't get it to work check to see if linux has detected your modem as most pci
modems are win modems as root hit drakconf the hardware settings and let it try
to detect your hardware in the list it shows see if you
I am using Mandrake 6 and trying to setup ppp to
dial-up my ISP. I tried using the Kppp client, netcfg
and the script method but none of then worked. I do
not know what I am doing wrong. When I use Kppp and
try to connect I get the message "modem is busy".With
netcfg it just does not work and
