Thanks for all the comments & suggestions about my problem. I've got some
clues now. My modem is winmodem and from http://www.linmodems.org I got the
driver for my winmodem.
I've installed the driver and it can detect my winmodem. When I try Internet
connection using Dial up configuration tool, the last status is:
-> PPP negotiation detected
-> Starting pppd on ...
but it's still 'trying to connect' so I still couln't connect to Internet.
Another thing is that it has no dial tone.
Anybody can help?
Johan
>On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, Johan Lim wrote:
> > I've checked /dev/modem & it's link to /dev/ttyS3.
> > My modem is internal (built-in) modem HSP MicroModem 56, it's work well
>on
> > Windows partition. Is this modem not supported under Linux?
WinModem. Disable it (if possible) and get a REAL modem. HSP modems
are "software" modems which, AFAIK, have no linux drivers at this
time. You can TRY to find drivers for it at www.linmodems.org.
John
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