>> This sounds suspiciously like a Winmodem, which requires special Windows
>> software for certain functions. Therefore, it won't work with Linux.
>>
>> Find a modem with a true UART that doesn't require Windows. I like the
>> Zoom modems.
>
>I don't know about that. I have a Diamond SupreExpress that did that
>same UART: Unknown thing. I disabled the serial port in the BIOS, used
>pnptools, and it worked. I don't think that it's the same problem that
>he had, but that UART: Unknown message isn't a sure way to tell.
How can I be sure that it is a winmodem? The specifications for the
modem don't mention 'winmodem' anywhere and the user guide
claims that the modem works under win95, win3.11 and DOS.
Does the fact that it works in DOS rule out the possibility that it is
a winmodem?
Thanks
John
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