...I can't see your modem listed as 'ok for linux' on
http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/
....but that don't mean it won't work...
http://www.linuxhardware.net/
has a posting about an Accura 33.6 Data/Voice/Fax:
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Date: 1999-01-14 21:59:37
Name: Unknown User
E-mail: Unknown User
Type: modem
Manufacturer: Hayes
Model: Accura 33.6 Data/Voice/Fax
Rating: No Rating
Kernel: Not Available
System:
Comments:
It took a bit of doing to get this modem to work in Linux - here's the
solution:
You first have to boot to DOS. The modem should come with a driver disk
for DOS and Windows - install the DOS driver, and put the command with
the correct arguments (e.g. setcoming 2f8 3 for com2). You then must use
LoadLin or equivalent to boot linux. If you've used loadlin, this is
simple -
just copy your kernel, give loadlin the proper arguments, and it should
boot.
I hope this saves others the weeks of frustration!"
On Mon, 14 Jun 1999, Tigani B wrote:
> Hi, I'm sorry if mine is ot. I need help to solve my problem with my
> external modem. My External Hayes Accura V.34 + Fax modem can't be detected
> by LM 6.0.
> I've tried to set the link manually from /dev/ttyS0, ttyS1, ttyS2 (one by
> one each time) to /dev/modem, but it can't work too. I also have tried to
> use the modemtool comand but still it can't be detected and can't work till
> now. I tried in minicom to initialize the modem and to dial out but can't
> work too. I even tried in Linuxconf but the same. The modem works well in
> Windoze :). Could anybody help me?
>
