I have an external modem, it works wonders. Connects through a serial
port, works with anything, plus I can use it for troubleshooting. I'd
recommend springing for the extra dough if you are going to be forced
to use dialup, as I also got better connection speeds with it, and used
less resources on my computer.
Chris
On Mar 22, 2004, at 12:01 AM, Mr O wrote:
What kind of modem? What chipset? Conexant, Lucent, Agere, USR?
Most likely a Win-modem. You might have to spring for a hardware
modem for reliable use in linux.
--- happy life skills foundation <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi you guys it's ken silverman remember the guy you helped
partition his
drive and put lynux on last thursday? so i'm trying to get the
modem to
respond and get on line using lynux but i don't know how! can
you help?
the modem is configured and working on the "other" operating
system side
of the partition but i'd love to set up lynux so i can use it
for online
operations and DITCH the "other" operating system...thanks
guys!
ken
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