Lately, I've noticed a dearth of "standard" internal modems, that is,
those settable to a standard comm port with jumpers. Most of the
stores and wholesalers around here seem to carry mostly USRobotics,
and they're rapidly going to plug-n-play, with no jumpers, and
limited ability to set them to ports where Linux will recognize them.
Am I just paranoid, or are you all seeing the same? I haven't yet
done any playing with plug and play under Linux; will this be a good
solution? Right now, I'm spending more for external modems -- what a
pain! I'd like to hear your opinions.
Next, does anybody out there have an inside track on what's new in
Linux 2.2? And, when can we expect it?
Thanks
Charlie Shoemaker
"Some people crave baseball - I find this unfathomable - but I can
easily understand why a person could get excited about playing a
bassoon."
Frank Zappa
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