Hi
There are a few pci modems that can be made to work with Linux
I have heard that modems based on the lucent chip set can be made
to work with Linux. I can't help you further, you can search the
deb user mailing list for lucent, winmodem ... These comments
were this past fall.
Hope this helps.
David
On 10 Feb 2000, gou.dedalus wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I and my friend have a problem with Linux. In some documents we
> read that PCI modems can not be used, because of the structure
> of Linux. Searched some sources, we couldn't find any usable info
> about this, so please help! Both my friend and I have 56k PCI
> Rockewell compatible modems (no winmodems) without any Linux-
> relate thing. I'd like to ask some kind of short tutorial about how to
> install the needed software-pieces and what steps to follow for a
> functional internet-connection.
>
> Sorry, if this is a boring question. In this case, please anyone who
> answer, do it to my own addres.
>
> Thank you.
>
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