Just got this reply from Sasha @ Smart Link, a soft modem chipset company with a very nice attitude towards Linux. BTW, You can check the status of most modem chipsets and Linux support here: http://www.idir.net/~gromitkc/dips/roster.html
The good news is that the current 2.7.x series supports voice commands and is full duplex, but can only work with one modem. This issue will be solved with the introduction of the 2.8.x series, which will reimplement the voice drivers and allow multiple modems to be used in one box.
Unfortunately we will have to wait till August for that.
Here is the most important letter below.
Cheers,
Piotr Adamiak
<quote> Hello Piotr!
> One final question. How many modems can be supported in one PC by the current or planned 2.8.x drivers ? As I remember from the list, most drivers work correctly with only one modem. If you would manage to support even 4 cards, this sure would be great news for many
Right question - 2.7 supportes only one modem (as most other).
2.8 is designed as 'multimodem' driver. At this stage 'multimodem' is basically implemented (with few bugs) - 4 cards are already tested. However main limitation here may be not only '#define ...' directive, but also PC resources. This is not so critical with modern PCs and I think it whould be possible to run 10-16 modems.
Unfortunatly 2.8.1 is very 'alpha' release and not include yet voice modem (planned in Aug).
Best Regards. Sasha. </quote>
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