vinai wrote:
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Robbie Pickering wrote:
did someone write that earlier ibook2s have a real modem in them
instead of the softmodem? if i didn't dream that, how can one tell?
I think (and I have nothing to go on, except for my-own-you-should-not-
trust-your-life-with-memory :
Quoting vinai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think (and I have nothing to go on, except for
> my-own-you-should-not-
> trust-your-life-with-memory :) that the very first version of the
> ibook2
> (400 and 500 MHz G3 with a 66 MHz system bus) _DID_ have full hardware
> modems. It was the revision after
vinai wrote:
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Robbie Pickering wrote:
did someone write that earlier ibook2s have a real modem in them
instead of the softmodem? if i didn't dream that, how can one tell?
I think (and I have nothing to go on, except for my-own-you-should-not-
trust-your-life-with-memory :
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Robbie Pickering wrote:
> did someone write that earlier ibook2s have a real modem in them
> instead of the softmodem? if i didn't dream that, how can one tell?
I think (and I have nothing to go on, except for my-own-you-should-not-
trust-your-life-with-memory :) that the very
>Doesn't the ibook2 and Tibook have PCMCIA slots as well? Might be useful
>for plugging in a modem card while waiting for Someone (TM) to provide a
>softmodem driver.
The tipbook has, not the ibook.
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Michael Schmitz wrote:
>
>Doesn't the ibook2 and Tibook have PCMCIA slots as well? Might be useful
>for plugging in a modem card while waiting for Someone (TM) to provide a
>softmodem driver.
the ibook2 has no pcmcia slots. one could connect an external usb modem to it
... would be -- to put it
> Doesn't the ibook2 and Tibook have PCMCIA slots as well? Might be useful
> for plugging in a modem card while waiting for Someone (TM) to provide a
> softmodem driver.
Scott Patterson enlightented me on this: the ibook2 doesn't have PCMCIA.
Too bad...
Michael
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> >All Intel only. They mention "Macintosh/PPC" in the 'might be supported
> >some day' section. Well, that's not something I'd base my purchase
> >decision on.
>
> Marc (who maintains that driver) and I got it working on PPC. There
Good to hear that. Nothing on the web site convinced me he might
>All Intel only. They mention "Macintosh/PPC" in the 'might be supported
>some day' section. Well, that's not something I'd base my purchase
>decision on.
Marc (who maintains that driver) and I got it working on PPC. There
have been a couple of endian issues to solve, and I yet have to do
more tes
> > What's the developing status of the modem driver for the newest
> > ibook2?
>
> It seems as if there will be support in the future. The Ibook2 has a
> Conexant HCF USB modem. As stated on their website, Conexant is
> planning to release drivers this summer.
> also check here:
>
> http://www.mbs
> > Won't happen.
>
> And what about the rumour about binary-only modules? I'd
Sure. For ix86 perhaps. Last I checked the winmodem-for-linux pages there
was no trace of support for other architecures. Now you could consider
incorpoating some sort of ix86 emulator into the kernel - that would
>
>> > What's the developing status of the modem driver for the newest ibook2?
>>
>> Won't happen.
>
> And what about the rumour about binary-only modules? I'd
> appreciate anything about the modem, even if it is a
> binary-only module.
>
> Of course, an open-source driver
Vincent Bernat wrote:
> The latest changelog for the PCI version confirms this :
>
> Tue Jun 25 2002 Marc Boucher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>* Renamed PCI driver package to hcfpcimodem in preparation
>for release of hcfusbmodem. Most pathnames and script
>prefixes also changed fr
OoO Peu avant le début de l'après-midi du mercredi 03 juillet 2002,
vers 13:37, "Alexander Stagun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
>> What's the developing status of the modem driver for the newest
>> ibook2?
> It seems as if there will be support in the future. The Ibook2 has a
> Conexant HCF USB mo
Mij wrote:
> What's the developing status of the modem driver for the newest
> ibook2?
It seems as if there will be support in the future. The Ibook2 has a
Conexant HCF USB modem. As stated on their website, Conexant is
planning to release drivers this summer.
also check here:
http://www.mbsi.ca
On Jul 03 2002, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> > What's the developing status of the modem driver for the newest ibook2?
>
> Won't happen.
And what about the rumour about binary-only modules? I'd
appreciate anything about the modem, even if it is a
binary-only module.
O
> What's the developing status of the modem driver for the newest ibook2?
Won't happen.
Michael
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