Re: Where's my internal modem

[Testerman Family]

This does sound like the modem itself is not working. In OS9 I would 
have said that the extension for the modem may be missing or disabled. 
I don't know OSX (and I've only used 10.2) well enough to even give a 
suggestion on what software problem it might be. Have you searched the 
Apple discussion boards for the quoted error message? Either way, a 
visit to your local mac service center may be in order.

If it turns out the modem is the problem you could replace it yourself. 
Your iMac is a 400 MHz? Is it an iMac DV (does it play DVD's)? I know 
that you can replace and upgrade most anything in a CRT iMac if you are 
willing to ground yourself and enjoy taking things apart. :-)  The Low 
End Mac site profile of the iMac DV is a good place to start for info 
and upgrades. http://www.lowendmac.com/imacs/dv.shtml.

It tells me that the "modem was not found.  Check that the modem is 
properly installed"
Well... Ack! Maybe the internal modem in your iMac is kaput. That can 
happen but I'm outta ideas for proceeding.

Carl

iMac FP 17" 800MHz, iMac DV, iMac rev. B, Performa 636, Mac Plus, Apple 
IIc

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