Had the exact same problem with a friends' modem (ESS' modem - ES2898s
chipset - I opened the computer up and looked at the actual chip, as
well as looking up the Windows 2000 PnP ID).
After giving up for two or three times, trying to setserial it directly,
we managed to fing it in the linmodem's "big list", listed as a winmodem
with no open source support. ESS released, at some distant point in the
past, a small Linux kernel module to support it, but they then retracted
it. We did find a mirror, but it was only for the 2.2.x kernel.
In short - you seem to be screwed.
Shachar
Erez Boym wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a modem installation problem.
>
>My new RedHat 7.1 and KDE 2 recognize my modem as
>ES2898 modem running in IO area 6500-6507 and
>Interrupt 10 but I cant find a /dev/* in the Kppp
>application which opens that modem.
>
>Any idea on how I can detect the correct /dev/* ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Erez
>
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