There is a great KDE program named kISDN, that does everything for you.
freshmeat.net and find it.
Almost all cards I know are supported, besides teh TigerJet card.
In kISDN's help files, tehre is a list of all supported hardware.
Subba Rao wrote:
>
> I have been hearing a lot about the availability of ISDN solution
> for Linux, but I haven't found a decent FAQ or HOWTO document that
> talks about the setup or issues with ISDN/Linux.
>
> What ISDN hardware is supported on Linux?
>
> The kernel compilation has a big section for the ISDN subsystem.
> Yet, on the web I do not find much Linux/ISDN solution in English.
>
> Any pointers or info appreciated.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Subba Rao
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