On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, Rajesh Padalia wrote:
> - Sorry I did not mention that it is External modem.
> - Advance functions: It has inbuilt memory of 2MB to store incoming fax etc.
> if PC is not ON. Are there any utility in Linux to read stored data from
> Modem.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Rajesh Padalia
>
>Easy thing to remember: PCI modem = BAD. ISA and External modems = GOOD :)
This isn't a good rule-of-thumb.
There are hardware and software PCI modems. (I use a 3Com-USR PCI 3CP5610
with linux.)
There are hardware and software ISA modems. (I have a number of ISA
software modems.)
There are ha
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Subject: Re: US Robotics Message Modem compatibilty with Linux
> Um.. what type of board is it? If it's PCI, forget it (unless they've
> de-Windows themselves a bit and started providing drive
Um.. what type of board is it? If it's PCI, forget it (unless they've
de-Windows themselves a bit and started providing drivers). What kind of
advanced functions? If it's anything non-standard it's probably emulated
(PCI modems are like that with their winmodem ways).
Easy thing to remember: PCI
