I do not have ISDN service, I thought it might work with my dial up
account. I think I'll bag this idea. -Jeff
On 14 Aug 2002, you wrote:
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> >Hi all. I do not currently have a modem on my
Thank you very much, great advice and information. -Jeff
On 14 Aug 2002, you wrote:
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> wrote: > I found a modem at a thrift store that appears to be in new >
> condition. It is a Courier I-Modem ISDN 128kbps v. everthing US >
> Roboti
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 11:13:57AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I found a modem at a thrift store that appears to be in new
> condition. It is a Courier I-Modem ISDN 128kbps v. everthing US
> Robotics and it is external. [...] Do I need to have special
> service to make this work or just cha
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On 14-Aug-2002/11:13 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi all. I do not currently have a modem on my Redhat 7.2
>computer. I found a modem at a thrift store that appears to be in
>new condition. It is a Courier I-Modem ISDN 128kbps v. everthing
>US
Hi all. I do not currently have a modem on my Redhat 7.2
computer. I found a modem at a thrift store that appears to be in
new condition. It is a Courier I-Modem ISDN 128kbps v. everthing
US Robotics and it is external. First question, I just have normal
dial up access on a Windows machine. Do
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 11:24, David Talkington wrote:
> What does that have to do with a Dell Inspiron modem? Please don't
> start a new thread by replying to an unrelated message, even if you
> change the subject line. This practice breaks threading in mail readers
> that do it properly. Thank
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Jonathan Gaudette wrote:
>Is it correct that when using ssh and sftp that all data is being sent
>encrypted, no matter what authentication method I use? Nothing that I
>see online explicitly says that even though I am using password
>authentication
Is it correct that when using ssh and sftp that all data is being sent
encrypted, no matter what authentication method I use? Nothing that I
see online explicitly says that even though I am using password
authentication (not passphrase authentication) it is still encrypted.
I understand that eve
>
>I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 and of course it has a built in Lucent WinModem.
>I am new to Linux and I would really like to get my modem up and running.
>If anyone has had any luck getting one to work could you please give me
>detailed instructions on how to do this. Thanks.
>
>Cory
>
Cory
you have a winmodem. You can get a driver and the installation howto at http://linmodems.org/
lh
Cory Keith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 and of course it has a built in Lucent WinModem.I am new to Linux and I would really like to get my modem up and running.If anyon
I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 and of course it has a built in Lucent WinModem.
I am new to Linux and I would really like to get my modem up and running.
If anyone has had any luck getting one to work could you please give me
detailed instructions on how to do this. Thanks.
Cory
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Sorry, what you have isn't a modem. It's only a DSP (digital
signal processor) chip. The modem and sound card are software
in the drivers.
There are very few plans to write modem software to run these
beasts on Linux. It's really hard and they aren't that brilliant
when you've done. I recommend j
To start with, I have nothing to do with development of the Mwave modem
driver for Linux.
But the driver that you downloaded was developed for the last IBM
ThinkPad's produced that had the Mwave modem integrated chip (ThinkPad
600 and 770 series) using the MDSP3780.
The driver is not meant for m
Hi all,
I got a used modem here which I beleive it is Mwave
sound/modem (ACP) MDSP2780 ; but I had no luck with
the driver in IBM page. I thought this driver may only
be used in the IBM Thinkpad machine not others, as I
plug my modem to the different machine. But the thing
is the DOS/WIN driver c
I was playing Q3F the other night and I was noticing some really laggy
network behavior. Nothing new since I'm in a 56K modem, but it eventually
cleared up. A few minutes later, I was disconnected from the ISP (Q3A
users will recognize this from the related error messages in the console,
etc). I l
Is it an ISA modem? Does it have jumpers on it to set the IRQ and com
port?
hth,
kf
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On Mon, 6 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
= I came into posession of a Creative Labs Modemblaster, Model CT5420,33.6k,
= FCC ID IBACT-CMB288V1, F
I came into posession of a Creative Labs Modemblaster, Model CT5420,33.6k,
FCC ID IBACT-CMB288V1, FCC Reg # 4B1SNG-23396-PT-E
(The first number checks on the FCC database)
Has anyone sucessfully got one to work in a linux box?
I'm running RH6.0, 32mb on an old Pentium overdrive chip @ 86mhz.
Lin
Mathco Tech. Dep wrote:
>I'm building a new Linux system with a
>asus k7m and a A-Open FM56 ITU/2 ISA Modem,
>my problem is that it it finds the modem
>as a com-port during start-up but refuses
>to let me use the com-port afterwards,
>it does the same in the *OTHER* operating system
>also. I hav
Hi..
I'm building a new Linux system with a
asus k7m and a A-Open FM56 ITU/2 ISA Modem,
my problem is that it it finds the modem
as a com-port during start-up but refuses
to let me use the com-port afterwards,
it does the same in the *OTHER* operating system
also. I have tried many of the same Mo
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