Chris Lea wrote:
> OK, let me try this then. I just bought a USR 56K internal Voice
> Faxmodem. The model number is 5685, and this is NOT the winmodem
> version. I'm trying to get it configured using netcfg in the same
> manner as my previous modem, but when I try to activate the connection I
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Subject: Re: internal x2 modem
OK, let me try this then. I just bought a USR 56K internal Voice
Faxmodem. The model number is 5685, and this is NOT the winmodem
version. I'm trying to get it configured using netcfg in the same
manner as my previous modem, but when I try to activate t
OK, let me try this then. I just bought a USR 56K internal Voice
Faxmodem. The model number is 5685, and this is NOT the winmodem
version. I'm trying to get it configured using netcfg in the same
manner as my previous modem, but when I try to activate the connection I
get nothing... not even a
For X2, THe 3COM/USR Sportster external is a good choice, its a very solid
modem. I've used one for quite awhile with no trouble at all. Just be sure
to upgrade to ppp-2.3.3. On the 56Kflex side, I must speak up for the Hayes
Accura. Perfect running right out of the box. DO NOT, buy the hayes op
Chris Lea wrote:
> Does anybody know of an internal, x2 combatible 56k modem that is known
> to work easily with RHL 5.0 on an intel machine? I'm looking for
> something specific (make and model would be great.) Thanks in advance.
>
> -Chris
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I use a USR Sportster internal 56K data/fax and
Does anybody know of an internal, x2 combatible 56k modem that is known
to work easily with RHL 5.0 on an intel machine? I'm looking for
something specific (make and model would be great.) Thanks in advance.
-Chris
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http://www.luciddesigns.com
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