I guess not...
All USB boards I've seen are PCI.
Why not go for a standard modem ?
Here in Portugal, you can choose, 'tough it will cost more...
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From: Oliver Gorwits [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 11:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Leaf-user] USB for legacy systems
Hi there folks,
sorry this isn't really software related, but you guys are so smart I'm
sure someone will have a solution:
I'm about to get ADSL here in the UK, and I'll be supplied with the
Alcatel USB modem. I have no problems with getting USB/modem/PPPoX running
under LRP ;)
However, my little LRP box is a 486 single board computer using a passive
ISA backplane, with no USB interface. I don't want to have to invest in a
full-size system just for a modem!
Is there any way to get USB support into a system without PCI? (stop
laughing, please!) I don't mind spending money on the solution.
FYI: the board has FDD, HDD, DOC, serial, PS/2 connectors. I use
disk-on-chip rather than floppy.
big thanks in advance to anyone who can help me :-)
cheers,
olly.
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