Or try a RH80 file from
http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/packages/Intel/
Mr Dick Smith informs me that xh1154 has a MD5628D-L-C chip.
Combined with info from Christopher's site it looks like you need
to install the Intel-536ep-453-R80.tgz file
Cheers
Col.
(DSE xh1136 user)
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Sun, 09 Feb 2003 08:23, Raycl wrote:
Hi Christopher,
Apoligies for blank e-mail, must have got mixed up with the confirmation
one.Anyway I have recently installed Rad Hat 8.0 linux on my machine
alongside M.E.I removed the existing winmodem and replaced It with a
xh1154
I can't find any reference to this number,
but, looking at this page:-
http://www.linmodems.org/
the hint of "HaM v2" leads me to:-
http://developer.intel.com/design/modems/support/drivers_linux.htm
(DSE 56k-PCI int HaM v2.
But the
Dick Smith staff assured me that It would
operate under both platforms.It's working fine on M.E. but when I try to
install It on Red Hat a message says there are no modems on the system.Now
because I am a complete novice to Linux I am probably missing something
really basic.I am not up to speed with using the comand prompt and have
tried getting info off the net but a lot of it I find hard to follow.If you
or anyone else could give me some insight I would be very gratefull. Kind
If you can't get the modem installed before Thursday, you might care to bring
your machine along to the CLUG workshop / clinic at the Sydenham Community
Hall.
Next time you post we would be able to be more helpful if you were to post
both the make and vintage of computer and the Linux version you are using.
Also, please note that posting using HTML is not usually considered to be
good [n]etiquette because that format triples the amount of traffic, and for
those of us stuck with slower modems it's a total pita.
