You've had it. Replace the modem or help to write a driver. Go to
linmodem.org and either pray or be prayed. You've managed to buy a good
telephone that has a PCI connector instead of a 2 pin jack. Hopefully the
2.4 kernel will have better support for Linux-telephony. You might need
some drivers and applications though which you can check out at
linux-telephony.org (if they're ready). The "SoftK56" in the output shows
it all. If you can get it to work, tell me, I too have one of these (still
trying to make sense out of the Linux Device driver book). (You might try
contacting D-Link, but I've done that already.)
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, vidhan pandya wrote:
> Hello Experts,
>
> My problem is regarding modem instalation. I have
> D-Link 56k Internal modem installed on port 3 in
> win/dos lingo.
> Windows shows in
> *************** IRQ usage summary:*****************
> 05 - Conexant PCI Modem Enumerator
>
> **************IO port summary****************
> 03E8h-03EFh - Conexant SoftK56 Data, Fax, Speakerphone
> PCI Modem
> C000h-C007h - Conexant PCI Modem Enumerator
>
> ____________________________________________________________________
> whenever i start KPPP then it shows sorry modem busy.
> I wrote a DIP script & it shows that the
> Minicom just halted ie i was not being able to issue
> any commands
> bla bla bla
> ____________________________________________________________________
> what sees the solution to me is to 'setserial' well
> irq is definately need to be set 5 but i dont know the
> address of modem.
>
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