davidturetsky wrote:
I
had the same problem. It turned out I was trying to use a "Win" modem which
is apparently generally not supported in Linux
Or BeOS, or OS/2, or QNX, or even the next version of Windows if
the manufacturer chooses not to or has gone out of business, or
"win" modems a
Consult the Modem_HOWTO. Perhaps it is a plug-n-play modem? Maybee it is a
modem that
is likely not to be able to work under Linux?
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I have an internal 56k v90 USRobotic fax modem
connected in Windows to COM2 and in Linux to ttyS1. It is working in Windows,
but in Linux
l tone and dial out to my provider
Check the model of your modem for the telltale
"win" nomenclature
David
- Original Message -
From:
Pee
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 9:05
PM
Subject: Modem doesn't respond
I have an internal 56k v90 USRobotic fax modem
connected in Windows to COM2 and in Linux to ttyS1. It is working in Windows,
but in Linux I always get a message saying that the modem does not
respond.
Do you know how to solve this
problem?
I tried on RedHat 6.1, Corel Linux, and Debian
2.1
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