Hello,
Does anyone know how to use the analog a/b (POTS) port on the ASUSCOM
ISDNLink I-IN100-ST-DV card under Linux?
I am now using the card for internet acces and isdnlog via the HiSax
drivers, and i works fine.
The card has a build-in A/B-port, which I could use for the analog
fax/modem (for receiving and sending faxes). Under Windows I can assign
it a MSN and the a phone connected to it rings when I dial that number.
I have no idea how to assign a MSN under Linux. It seems that the
hisax (and/or isdn) modules get confused when I connect a (analog) phone
to the card. When I pick up the phone I do not hear a dialtone (as I do
hear when using Windows). After hanging up the phone I can not use the
card anymore and I must reboot the system.
Does anyone know how to set this up, (or if it is possible)?
Gerralt de Vree
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