Since I reinstalled my T40 (2.6.13 custom kernel with a radeon patch),
when I insert my PCMCIA modem card I usually get:
Oct 6 14:33:52 t40 kernel: 2.6. kernels use pcmciamtd instead of
memory_cs.c and do not require
special
Oct 6 14:33:52 t40 kernel: MTD handling any more
and then
"Serial or Modem" module is used from the command
"cardinfo"
however, "wvdialconf" can't generate a configuration
file. It said no modem is found.
I have been searching again and again on
google, reading PCMCIA, MODEM HOWTO but I still couldn't
"Serial or Modem" module is used from the command
"cardinfo"
however, "wvdialconf" can't generate a configuration
file. It said no modem is found.
I have been searching again and again on
google, reading PCMCIA, MODEM HOWTO but I still couldn't
Dan Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to get a GNET/GVC PCMCIA 56k modem to work under linux:
It turns out that this was just a problem with my BIOS settings.
I had the serial port shut off, which I thought would only affect
the built-in serial port, not the PCMCIA modem.
Dan
Dan Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to get a GNET/GVC PCMCIA 56k modem to work under linux:
It turns out that this was just a problem with my BIOS settings.
I had the serial port shut off, which I thought would only affect
the built-in serial port, not the PCMC
I'm trying to get a GNET/GVC PCMCIA 56k modem to work under linux:
Model: GPCM-56/AMC (MQ4FM560)
Kernel: 2.4.22, using in kernel pcmcia modules. Compiled from source.
Debian pcmcia-cs userspace utils, version 3.2.2-1.2
When I insert it, I get one high beep, and one low beep. Here are the
messa
I'm trying to get a GNET/GVC PCMCIA 56k modem to work under linux:
Model: GPCM-56/AMC (MQ4FM560)
Kernel: 2.4.22, using in kernel pcmcia modules. Compiled from source.
Debian pcmcia-cs userspace utils, version 3.2.2-1.2
When I insert it, I get one high beep, and one low beep. Here are the
messa
brand/model that is
>> known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem cards wok with
>> Linux? Also, what's the procedure of installing such a PCMCIA device?
>> If you are aware of any How2s or tips regarding this, that would
>> certainly be welcomed.
>
>
brand/model that is
>> known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem cards wok with
>> Linux? Also, what's the procedure of installing such a PCMCIA device?
>> If you are aware of any How2s or tips regarding this, that would
>> certainly be welcomed.
>
>
o I am
> thinking of buying a PCMCIA real modem to put in the notebook.
> However, I have no experience dealing with PCMCIA drivers. when I will
> go shopping, should I have in mind a specific brand/model that is
> known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem cards wok with
> L
am thinking of buying a PCMCIA real
> modem to put in the notebook. However, I have no experience dealing with
> PCMCIA drivers. when I will go shopping, should I have in mind a specific
> brand/model that is known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem
> cards wok with L
o I am
> thinking of buying a PCMCIA real modem to put in the notebook.
> However, I have no experience dealing with PCMCIA drivers. when I will
> go shopping, should I have in mind a specific brand/model that is
> known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem cards wok with
> L
g of buying a PCMCIA real
> modem to put in the notebook. However, I have no experience dealing with
> PCMCIA drivers. when I will go shopping, should I have in mind a specific
> brand/model that is known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem
> cards wok with Linux? Also, wh
ve no experience dealing with
PCMCIA drivers. when I will go shopping, should I have in mind a specific
brand/model that is known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem
cards wok with Linux? Also, what's the procedure of installing such a PCMCIA
device? If you are aware of any How
ve no experience dealing with
PCMCIA drivers. when I will go shopping, should I have in mind a specific
brand/model that is known to work with GNU/Linux? or do all PCMCIA modem
cards wok with Linux? Also, what's the procedure of installing such a PCMCIA
device? If you are aware of any How
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> Sent: Thursday 12 September 2002 13:32
> To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Problems with pcmcia/modem
>
>
> Hi, my pcmcia card (Elsa Modem) doesn't work at boot, I have
> to take it off and then put it back in the slot to have it
> working, here is th
also sprach PRIOUR Gaetan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.09.12.1332 +0200]:
> Is there something i should add/remove/change ?
no, it looks good. is it not working?
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Hi, my pcmcia card (Elsa Modem) doesn't work at boot, I have to take it off and
then put it back in the slot to have it working, here is the dmesg that i get
for that :
cs: IO port probe 0x0c00-0x0cff: clean.
cs: IO port probe 0x0800-0x08ff: clean.
cs: IO port probe 0x0100-0x04ff: excluding 0x378
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 17:13, Yuhanes Tjandra wrote:
> Try to comment out the line "include port..." reserved for IBM Token
> Ring in /etc/pcmcia/config
>
> It works on mine.
That worked, thanks!
- Ian
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I have an INTEL EEPRO 100 combocard and the Sony provided useless winmodem is
on ttyS4. For some reason the modem side of the Intel card believes it is on
ttyS24. I run woody on a SONY Vaio and use debian's pcmcia-cs, Yenta doesn't
work even though everything shows up in the logs. Take a look a
Try to comment out the line "include port..." reserved for IBM Token
Ring in /etc/pcmcia/config
It works on mine.
Yuhanes
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 14:14, Ian Goldberg wrote:
> My Dell Latitude CSx has a redhat-6.2 partition and a debian unstable
> partition. I've got a linksys 10/100/56K ether/mo
My Dell Latitude CSx has a redhat-6.2 partition and a debian unstable
partition. I've got a linksys 10/100/56K ether/modem combo card.
When I boot redhat, inserting the card causes the modem to show up on
ttyS1, and all is well.
However, when I boot debian, the modem shows up on ttyS4. Now /dev
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 12:07, alberto wrote:
> On Thursday 20 June 2002 04:51 pm, Drew Parsons wrote:
>
> THe line seems OK. I could connect with another PCMCIA modem.
> In the Modem-HOHTO I read that I could be experiencing interrupt conflict.
>
> How do I determine and f
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 12:07, alberto wrote:
> On Thursday 20 June 2002 04:51 pm, Drew Parsons wrote:
>
> THe line seems OK. I could connect with another PCMCIA modem.
> In the Modem-HOHTO I read that I could be experiencing interrupt conflict.
>
> How do I determine and f
On Thursday 20 June 2002 04:51 pm, Drew Parsons wrote:
THe line seems OK. I could connect with another PCMCIA modem.
In the Modem-HOHTO I read that I could be experiencing interrupt conflict.
How do I determine and fix that?
thanks,
Alberto.
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On Thursday 20 June 2002 04:51 pm, Drew Parsons wrote:
THe line seems OK. I could connect with another PCMCIA modem.
In the Modem-HOHTO I read that I could be experiencing interrupt conflict.
How do I determine and fix that?
thanks,
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Roman Stepanyan wrote:
During this weekend I tried to find where the actual problem lies: PCMCIA or
I battled with PCMCIA and dialup, trying all angles and got final
resolution by upgrading from potato to woody, and 2.2.20 kernel to
2.4.18. I couldn't comment about your specific brand of mod
Roman Stepanyan wrote:
> During this weekend I tried to find where the actual problem lies: PCMCIA or
I battled with PCMCIA and dialup, trying all angles and got final
resolution by upgrading from potato to woody, and 2.2.20 kernel to
2.4.18. I couldn't comment about your specific brand of mod
Hello again,
During this weekend I tried to find where the actual problem lies: PCMCIA or
minicom.
I think, something is wrong with my PCMCIA config. A checked docs, but still
don't quite understand what I should do. Shortly:
1. I found out that in windows my modem is on IRQ 9. As far as I unders
Hello again,
During this weekend I tried to find where the actual problem lies: PCMCIA or
minicom.
I think, something is wrong with my PCMCIA config. A checked docs, but still
don't quite understand what I should do. Shortly:
1. I found out that in windows my modem is on IRQ 9. As far as I under
I had a similarly frustrating experience with minicom, and finally was
able to successfuly dial out on my pc-card modem (an IBM-branded US
Robotics card) using wvdial. You might give wvdial a try if you can't
get minicom to work. Good luck.
On Fri, May 31, 2002 at 03:51:46AM -0700, Roman Stepan
I had a similarly frustrating experience with minicom, and finally was
able to successfuly dial out on my pc-card modem (an IBM-branded US
Robotics card) using wvdial. You might give wvdial a try if you can't
get minicom to work. Good luck.
On Fri, May 31, 2002 at 03:51:46AM -0700, Roman Stepa
On Fri, 31 May 2002 03:51:46 -0700 (PDT)
Roman Stepanyan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Problems start when I try to dial a number. I use minicom for this (not
> > > trying to configure PPP, just to dial ANYTHING!). So, the modem replies
> > > to AT commands (at least minicom shows "OK" when I t
> > Problems start when I try to dial a number. I use minicom for this (not
> > trying to configure PPP, just to dial ANYTHING!). So, the modem replies
> > to AT commands (at least minicom shows "OK" when I type AT in the
> > term window), but
> >
> > 1. In the status line of the minicom I see "O
On Fri, 31 May 2002 11:24:50 +0200
"R.Stepanyan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Problems start when I try to dial a number. I use minicom for this (not
> trying to configure PPP, just to dial ANYTHING!). So, the modem replies
> to AT commands (at least minicom shows "OK" when I type AT in the
> term
Hello, everybody
I have some troubles configuring my PCMCIA modem. Here are all the
characteristics, I got from the seller:
E-Tech 56K6 PCMCIA
Easy to install (Plug-and-Play)
56000bps data transfer (V.90)
14400bps and 9600bps fax send and receive
Fax group 3 class 1
On Fri, 31 May 2002 03:51:46 -0700 (PDT)
Roman Stepanyan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Problems start when I try to dial a number. I use minicom for this (not
> > > trying to configure PPP, just to dial ANYTHING!). So, the modem replies
> > > to AT commands (at least minicom shows "OK" when I
> > Problems start when I try to dial a number. I use minicom for this (not
> > trying to configure PPP, just to dial ANYTHING!). So, the modem replies
> > to AT commands (at least minicom shows "OK" when I type AT in the
> > term window), but
> >
> > 1. In the status line of the minicom I see "
On Fri, 31 May 2002 11:24:50 +0200
"R.Stepanyan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Problems start when I try to dial a number. I use minicom for this (not
> trying to configure PPP, just to dial ANYTHING!). So, the modem replies
> to AT commands (at least minicom shows "OK" when I type AT in the
> ter
Hello, everybody
I have some troubles configuring my PCMCIA modem. Here are all the
characteristics, I got from the seller:
E-Tech 56K6 PCMCIA
Easy to install (Plug-and-Play)
56000bps data transfer (V.90)
14400bps and 9600bps fax send and receive
Fax group 3 class 1
On Fri, 3 May 2002, alberto wrote:
> I just got the WRONG one: A 3COM 3056. Wasted my money. (I didn't
> spot it in http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS) The
> thing is, I'm searching the web and I only find: "requires Windows".
> What's happened to the modems?? How can I be sur
On Fri, 3 May 2002, alberto wrote:
> I just got the WRONG one: A 3COM 3056. Wasted my money. (I didn't
> spot it in http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS) The
> thing is, I'm searching the web and I only find: "requires Windows".
> What's happened to the modems?? How can I be su
Hi,
concerning supported PCMCIA modems: I'm going to bye an E-Tech 56K6 PCMCIA
modem, but unfortunatelly not so much information is availible.
I've checked
http://mobilix.org/pcmcia_linux.html
and
http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS
This model is mentioned
Hi,
concerning supported PCMCIA modems: I'm going to bye an E-Tech 56K6 PCMCIA
modem, but unfortunatelly not so much information is availible.
I've checked
http://mobilix.org/pcmcia_linux.html
and
http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS
This model is mentioned
...
> > Where can I find a list of WORKING PCMCIA 56k modems?
additionally to the list of David Hinds, there is my list
of supported (and unsupported) PCMCIA, CF-Cards, Smartcards
(and SD and MMC cards soon) at http://mobilix.org/pcmcia_linux.html
Werner
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> > Where can I find a list of WORKING PCMCIA 56k modems?
additionally to the list of David Hinds, there is my list
of supported (and unsupported) PCMCIA, CF-Cards, Smartcards
(and SD and MMC cards soon) at http://mobilix.org/pcmcia_linux.html
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* alberto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2002-05-04 08:58 -0400:
> (I didn't spot it in http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS)
[...]
> Where can I find a list of WORKING PCMCIA 56k modems?
See above... Make sure your next modem is not a "Winmodem", and that
it supports Fax Class 2x.
-Andre
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* alberto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2002-05-04 08:58 -0400:
> (I didn't spot it in http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS)
[...]
> Where can I find a lis
I just got the WRONG one: A 3COM 3056. Wasted my money.
(I didn't spot it in http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS)
The thing is, I'm searching the web and I only find: "requires Windows".
What's happened to the modems?? How can I be sure not to get another fake?
Where can I fi
I just got the WRONG one: A 3COM 3056. Wasted my money.
(I didn't spot it in http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/SUPPORTED.CARDS)
The thing is, I'm searching the web and I only find: "requires Windows".
What's happened to the modems?? How can I be sure not to get another fake?
Where can I f
On Wed, 1 May 2002, R.Stepanyan wrote:
>Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
>(I do _not_ need Ethernet card combined with) which
>
>1. would work without special problems in the configuration I described
>2. would be relatively cheap (hopefully not more than 50 Euro)
I have
On Wed, 1 May 2002, R.Stepanyan wrote:
>Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
>(I do _not_ need Ethernet card combined with) which
>
>1. would work without special problems in the configuration I described
>2. would be relatively cheap (hopefully not more than 50 Euro)
I have
Wednesday 01 May 2002, alle 21:40, Nazar Al-Marsumi:
: This one for for the Win 2K experts.
: After having dismantled my laptop and put it back together (this was to
change the broken power supply socket on the mother board), my laptop does not
see the modem in the PCMCIA socket. The PCMCIA socke
This one for for the Win 2K experts.After
having dismantled my laptop and put it back together (this was to change the
broken power supply socket on the mother board), my laptop does not see the
modem in the PCMCIA socket. The PCMCIA socket works because I have tried a
network card and that
Wednesday 01 May 2002, alle 21:40, Nazar Al-Marsumi:
: This one for for the Win 2K experts.
: After having dismantled my laptop and put it back together (this was to change the
:broken power supply socket on the mother board), my laptop does not see the modem in
:the PCMCIA socket. The PCMCIA so
This one for for the Win 2K experts.After
having dismantled my laptop and put it back together (this was to change the
broken power supply socket on the mother board), my laptop does not see the
modem in the PCMCIA socket. The PCMCIA socket works because I have tried a
network card and that
On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 11:21:53AM +0200, R.Stepanyan wrote:
> Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
> (I do _not_ need Ethernet card combined with) which
>
> 1. would work without special problems in the configuration I described
> 2. would be relatively cheap (hopefully n
On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 11:21:53AM +0200, R.Stepanyan wrote:
> Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
> (I do _not_ need Ethernet card combined with) which
>
> 1. would work without special problems in the configuration I described
> 2. would be relatively cheap (hopefully n
Hello
I'm trying to find some info about availible PCMCIA modems which would
work with Potato 2.2 with self-compiled 2.4.18 kernel on Asus A1 series.
I thought it was a FAQ, but all I found in the list concerns _only_
PCMCIA Ethernet cards.
Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
(I do
Hello
I'm trying to find some info about availible PCMCIA modems which would
work with Potato 2.2 with self-compiled 2.4.18 kernel on Asus A1 series.
I thought it was a FAQ, but all I found in the list concerns _only_
PCMCIA Ethernet cards.
Do you have any ideas about PCMCIA Modem
Has anyone tried the Phonic ProV92 (model 11300)
PCMCIA Modem yet.
I would really like to hear others success stories
or comments on how they set this modem up if it worked.
Nick
Has anyone tried the Phonic ProV92 (model 11300)
PCMCIA Modem yet.
I would really like to hear others success stories
or comments on how they set this modem up if it worked.
Nick
Friday 08 March 2002, alle 12:33, Sky McKinley:
: Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
: 3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
: store. Any suggestions?
:
: - Sky.
Look at
http://www.digicom.it/digisit/schedpro.nsf/ENP
Friday 08 March 2002, alle 12:33, Sky McKinley:
: Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
: 3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
: store. Any suggestions?
:
: - Sky.
Look at
http://www.digicom.it/digisit/schedpro.nsf/ENP
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De: Sky McKinley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: viernes, 08 de marzo de 2002 21:34
Para: Debian Laptop
Asunto: PCMCIA Modem
Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets
-Mensaje original-
De: Sky McKinley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: viernes, 08 de marzo de 2002 21:34
Para: Debian Laptop
Asunto: PCMCIA Modem
Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets
> Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
> 3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
> store. Any suggestions?
>
> - Sky.
Linksys makes a good one... Tuxtops sold 'em like hotcakes 'cuz on of
On Fri, Mar 08, 2002 at 12:33:44PM -0800, Sky McKinley wrote:
> Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
> 3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
> store. Any suggestions?
>
> - Sky.
I've used a IBM 56
Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
store. Any suggestions?
- Sky.
> Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
> 3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
> store. Any suggestions?
>
> - Sky.
Linksys makes a good one... Tuxtops sold 'em like hotcakes 'cuz on of
On Fri, Mar 08, 2002 at 12:33:44PM -0800, Sky McKinley wrote:
> Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
> 3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
> store. Any suggestions?
>
> - Sky.
I've used a IBM 56
Hi. I'm looking for a decent PCMCIA modem for my laptop. I tried a
3Com modem, but apparently it's a winmodem, so it gets sent back to the
store. Any suggestions?
- Sky.
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I'm about to definitely give up with the Hamlet PCMCIA
modem. cardctl gives poor information (no manfid ...)
Socket 0:
product info: "LT WIN MODEM", "PC card", "", ""
function: 2 (serial)
Socket 1:
no product info available
I'm about to definitely give up with the Hamlet PCMCIA
modem. cardctl gives poor information (no manfid ...)
Socket 0:
product info: "LT WIN MODEM", "PC card", "", ""
function: 2 (serial)
Socket 1:
no product info available
On Thu, 2001-12-06 at 09:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Sorry for submitting such a stupid problem to the list:
> cardctl output is:
>
> Socket 0:
> no product info available
> Socket 1:
> product info: "LT WIN MODEM", "PC card", "", ""
> function: 2 (serial)
>
> Happy
On Thu, 2001-12-06 at 09:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Sorry for submitting such a stupid problem to the list:
> cardctl output is:
>
> Socket 0:
> no product info available
> Socket 1:
> product info: "LT WIN MODEM", "PC card", "", ""
> function: 2 (serial)
>
> Happy
Sorry for submitting such a stupid problem to the list:
cardctl output is:
Socket 0:
no product info available
Socket 1:
product info: "LT WIN MODEM", "PC card", "", ""
function: 2 (serial)
Happy new year to the list!
P.S. any suggestion for a pcmcia TRUE m
Sorry for submitting such a stupid problem to the list:
cardctl output is:
Socket 0:
no product info available
Socket 1:
product info: "LT WIN MODEM", "PC card", "", ""
function: 2 (serial)
Happy new year to the list!
P.S. any suggestion for a pcmcia TRUE
Hi all,
I'm having problems (and I couldn't sleep for this last night)
with a PCMCIA modem (Hamlet FM560 56K) on a Toshiba Satellite
3000-214. The laptop has its own non-supported win modem, plus a
IR port (I/O=0x02f8, IRQ=3, BIOS defaul
Hi all,
I'm having problems (and I couldn't sleep for this last night)
with a PCMCIA modem (Hamlet FM560 56K) on a Toshiba Satellite
3000-214. The laptop has its own non-supported win modem, plus a
IR port (I/O=0x02f8, IRQ=3, BIOS defaul
# bye
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Rodin Fadul, 2001-Sep-19 15:07 -0400:
> I'm trying to use Wvdial to connect to the internet so I can download the
> rest of the Debian System, since I have only the base installed. The trouble
> is I don't know how to make wvdial recognize my PCMCIA Modem. Any help will
&g
Rodin Fadul, 2001-Sep-19 15:07 -0400:
> I'm trying to use Wvdial to connect to the internet so I can download the
> rest of the Debian System, since I have only the base installed. The trouble
> is I don't know how to make wvdial recognize my PCMCIA Modem. Any help will
&g
I'm trying to use Wvdial to connect to the internet so I can download the
rest of the Debian System, since I have only the base installed. The trouble
is I don't know how to make wvdial recognize my PCMCIA Modem. Any help will
be MUCH appreciat
I'm trying to use Wvdial to connect to the internet so I can download the
rest of the Debian System, since I have only the base installed. The trouble
is I don't know how to make wvdial recognize my PCMCIA Modem. Any help will
be MUCH appreciat
I reacently installed Debian's Base System to my Dell Latitude Xpi Computer.
I want to install the rest of the system using apt get the problem is I
don't know how to get my PCMCIA Megahertz US Robotics Modem to connect to
the internet. Any help will be MUCH appreciated. THANKS.
__
I reacently installed debians base system on my Dell Latitude Xpi. I want to
download the rest of the system with apt get. The problem is I don't know
how to make my PCMCIA Megahertz US Robotics modem connect to the internet.
Any help is MUCH appreciated ... THANKS.
___
I reacently installed Debian's Base System to my Dell Latitude Xpi Computer.
I want to install the rest of the system using apt get the problem is I
don't know how to get my PCMCIA Megahertz US Robotics Modem to connect to
the internet. Any help will be MUCH appreciated. THANKS.
__
I reacently installed debians base system on my Dell Latitude Xpi. I want to
download the rest of the system with apt get. The problem is I don't know
how to make my PCMCIA Megahertz US Robotics modem connect to the internet.
Any help is MUCH appreciated ... THANKS.
___
> I have a PCMCIA multifunctional card modem/network. I'm running a
custom
> 2.4.2 kernel but I cannot seem to get my modem working.
> I've recompiled the kernel to use the kernel PCMCIA modules and after
> issuing /etc/init.d/pcmcia start my modem does not get configured ie
the
> extra ttyS2 post
> I have a PCMCIA multifunctional card modem/network. I'm running a
custom
> 2.4.2 kernel but I cannot seem to get my modem working.
> I've recompiled the kernel to use the kernel PCMCIA modules and after
> issuing /etc/init.d/pcmcia start my modem does not get configured ie
the
> extra ttyS2 post
I have a PCMCIA multifunctional card modem/network. I'm running a custom
2.4.2 kernel but I cannot seem to get my modem working.
I've recompiled the kernel to use the kernel PCMCIA modules and after
issuing /etc/init.d/pcmcia start my modem does not get configured ie the
extra ttyS2 post is not con
I have a PCMCIA multifunctional card modem/network. I'm running a custom
2.4.2 kernel but I cannot seem to get my modem working.
I've recompiled the kernel to use the kernel PCMCIA modules and after
issuing /etc/init.d/pcmcia start my modem does not get configured ie the
extra ttyS2 post is not co
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> Thank you all for your replys but after looking at a number of sites,
> (Thanks Peter Cordes that site was a real help :-)
> I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to get the modem to work
> in linux. (Though I wouldn't mind if someone proves otherwise)
> It
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Thank you all for your replys but after looking at a number of sites,
> (Thanks Peter Cordes that site was a real help :-)
> I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to get the modem to work
> in linux. (Though I wouldn't mind if someone proves otherwise)
> I
Thank you all for your replys but after looking at a number of sites,
(Thanks Peter Cordes that site was a real help :-)
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to get the modem to work
in linux. (Though I wouldn't mind if someone proves otherwise)
It unfortunatly means I have to ask my
Thank you all for your replys but after looking at a number of sites,
(Thanks Peter Cordes that site was a real help :-)
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to get the modem to work
in linux. (Though I wouldn't mind if someone proves otherwise)
It unfortunatly means I have to ask m
hing I haven't had much of a go at yet.
> PCMCIA bus/controller thing I think is OK
> But the actual cards are the problem. There is a DVD card (not
> looked for a driver yet)
> And a modem (which is causing the problems)
>
> The modem is:
> PCMCIA modem, 3COM Megahertz
t the actual cards are the problem. There is a DVD card (not
looked for a driver yet)
And a modem (which is causing the problems)
The modem is:
PCMCIA modem, 3COM Megahertz 56k Global WinModem PC Card Model
3CCM656
Laptop is:
Gateway Solo 2500
OS is:
Debian Linux, Potato (Disks say 2.2.r3 on front) K
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