Mike, First of all, I hope your modem has jumpers. If not, I can be of no help. I had the same problem with my PnP USR Sportster 33.6. Everybody told me that isapnp would work, but it didn't. I even did the confusing setserial stuff everybody told me to do and nothing worked. My modem has jumpers, so I just jumpered it to the COM # and IRQ instead of leaving it jumpered as Plug and Play. If yours has jumpers, jumper it to COM1 and the generic IRQ 3. I don't know how to tell what IRQ to really use, mine was already set to 3 so I used it and got rid of the "modem busy" messages immediately. Most likely you can just change the COM jumper and leave the IRQ jumper alone. I don't dual boot, so I don't know how this will affect Win95 -- you might have to remove the modem configuration and let it detect and reinstall it again as a non-PnP device. Hope this helps, Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I've been fighting with my modem till I'm blue in the face. kppp reports > that "modem is busy", but it's just sitting there. I made sure when I bought > it that it was not a WinModem. > > I have an internal ISA Plug&Play US Robotics 56K Voice Faxmodem, model 5685. > > I have tried isapnp. > > I've set IRQs etc to what works with dual-boot 95. > > I've used modemtool. > > I'm using /dev/ttyS0 since I use COM1 on 95. But I tried the other > /dev/ttySx devices as well. No joy. > > PLEASE HELP ME. > > Thanks, > > Mike Dennison > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
