> ...I have a hsp56mr modem and I don't know how to set it up... How do you know it's an hsp56mr modem? Are you getting this from the Windows Device Manager? My experience is that hsp refers to a type of driver, a host signal processor, meaning only that the modem depends on the host CPU for part or most of its processing, ie. a Winmodem. To find out what kind of chipset the modem uses go to Windows Device Manager/Modems/Properties/Diagnostics and then press Query Modem. This will query the modem hardware for some identification strings; in many cases it will report the chipset being used. If not you will have to open the case and look at the modem card (or chip on the motherboard) directly in order to figure out the manufacturer and model number. This is information you need in order to find the correct Linux driver.
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