Hi folks,
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 19:10:25 -0400, Roger Turk wrote:
> Zach,
> PCMCIA modems are bears to use under DOS. First, you need an "enabler," which
> isn't hard to find. Then you need a "socket" driver.
There must be a specific PCMCIA driver to activate the slots. This is
specific to Your laptop, not to the card. You should browse through the
files of Your HD, perhaps You can find some usefull (at least this was
the case with a Toshiba laptop). If You get the modem installed it will
be recognized by Arachne, without any further driver.
> I, too, have a notebook with an unworking PCMCIA card modem. I have searched
> the internet and all the web sites of PCMCIA modem manufacturers and have not
> found a "socket" driver that will work with my card. I actually had to track
> down the manufacturer of the card using the FCC number on it. One type of
> PCMCIA card (CARDsomething) will only work with socket drivers from the
> company that makes the card.
Try to tontact the maufacturer of Your laptop.
> The greatest amount of information on PCMCIA cards that I found was at
> Phoenix Technologies web site (www.phoenixtech.com ???). Right, the same
> company known for making BIOSes for DOS computers.
> Hope this helps.
> Roger Turk
> Tucson, Arizona
Regards Joerg
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