> > I am trying get my Dimond Supra 33.6 PnP modem to work under RH5. I
> >followed a couple of peoples suggestions and tried doing the following:
>
You may try a program called loadlin that allows you to boot into Linux
directly from DOS. What you can do is boot into DOS, let the modem get
set and boot into Linux. I do this for my MWave Soundcard in order to get
it to work under Linux. I don't know if this'll help you or not, but it's
worth a try (loadlin is free).
Otherwise, do what was suggested in an earlier post, and go out and get a
new modem.
Good Luck!!
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