Re: pcmcia modem

Hi, I'm running also into problems with my pcmcia modem after upgrading to potato/frozen. Inserting the card results in two beeps as the modules get loaded, but the device is not set up. So, setserial reports that the device is managed by pcmcia, but /dev/modem is not accessible ("no such dev

Re: Problems with pcmcia on potato (on Dell Latitude)

And I wimped out: rather than solve the problem I got a new ethernet card and installed slink off of CD. I'm happy now -- typing this on the very same laptop running slink, in fact. --Eric House > FYI, I had exactly the same problem. > > Eric House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > | First, a bit m

RE: pcmcia modem

> I have that Xircom combo card, and I can bully the ethernet part > into working, but I'm still having fits with the modem. Although it > seems to configure as ttyS1, stty gives an i/o error, and even > poking it with minicom seems to have no effect. Any pointers? Three pointers: 1. If you want

Re: pcmcia modem

On Sat, Jan 29, 2000 at 11:43:15PM -0500, Tim Sailer wrote: > > Hi all. > I have that Xircom combo card, and I can bully the ethernet part > into working, but I'm still having fits with the modem. Although it > seems to configure as ttyS1, stty gives an i/o error, and even > poking it with minic