My experience is that it works flawlessly for dial-out, but for dial-in suffers from the same problems as dumb terminals over usb-serial adaptors which we had a lengthy discussion about several months back (search the archives).
You can get a feel for what other models do and don't work by visiting http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdevcat.php?id=14 .
-Patrick
SZABO Zsolt wrote:
What does such a modem need to work under linux? If it has a Lucent (Venus) chipset will it work or can there be other difficulties? Can somebody tell me some vendor who has USB modems working with linux?
TIA,
Zsolt
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