Hi,
Well after checking it on Cirrus Logic web page
(http://www.cirrus.com/products/overviews/md56xx_2.html), it seems that this is
not a win modem (it got a DSP built in), but you have to fiddle with ISAPNP
program and set it up, then do symbolic link after ISAPNP runs at boot.
I suggest for you to read the ISAPNP docs (man isapnp), and see what you need to
set it up correctly.
Ofcourse, if you can replace it with a jumper based modem (NOT PCI! - those
modems aren't supported on Linux yet) this will make your life much easier...
Hetz
Shemmy Porat wrote:
>
> I have installed RH LINUX 5.2 on the same machine that run windows 98.
> I have no problems connecting to the internet with a Cirus Logic CL-5600
> modem (jumperless).
>
> After following this ng for some time I understand that this type of modem
> is not supported by Linux.
>
> Can someone pls confirm my conclusion?
>
> Thanks
>
> Shemmy
--
Linux - The STABLE and FUN way to operate
