find modem
O. Sinclair
o.sinclair at gmail.com
Wed Aug 20 04:23:56 UTC 2008
Howard Coles Jr. wrote:
> On Tuesday 19 August 2008 07:13:23 pm John Heinen wrote:
>> I installed opensuse on a gateway 64 bit dual core (win vista)
>> computer, while installing opensuse, the installer noted no modem found!
>> Does that mean it was unable to read the factory installed modem?
>> There is a modem though, I use it for vista
>> What would the command be for opensuse to find and recognise the modem
>> present?
>
> The problem here may be in the fact that you have a "winmodem" not a real
> hardware based modem. WinModems have to be software driven, whereas real
> hardware modems are just handed commands, and drive themselves.
>
> The problem is many WinModems cannot be run from within Linux. The good news
> is that there are a good number of them that can now. Do some Google
> searching for your modem. There used to be a website "winmodem.org" or
> something like that which listed what drivers worked with winmodems in Linux.
>
> Some one here should be able to correct me on that website address I'm sure.
>
Cannot is a too strong word. Search for "linmodems" on the internet or
check out www.linuxant.com - note they charge for a fully working driver.
Sinclair
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