When running properly I believe it is supposed to read and print out what chip set you have in a winmodem. Very helpful in trying to get linux to see the modem.
On 21 Jan 2005 at 7:46, Eric Huff wrote: > > > You may have to run "su" before running ./scanmodem - I don't > > > remember if it will run as a normal user. > > > All the instructions are for running in the command line > > > interface, and not from X, so you nead a terminal window, or you > > > need to drop to the command line. Now, as to what the commands > > > do: > > > > > > mkdiw Wmodem - Creates a new directory off your > > > home directory. > > > cd Wmodem - Changes to that directory. > > > mcopy a:scanmodem.gz - Coppies the file scanmodem.gz > > > from a FAT formatted floppy. > > > gunzip scanmodem.gz - Uncompresses the fiel > > > scanmodem.gz (to scanmodem) > > > chmod +x scanmodem - makes the file scanmodem > > > executable../scanmodem - runs the file > > > scanmodem in the current directory. > > > Nope, that didn't work either. All variations, including those > > on the > > same hard drive, fail to get past mcopy. Hmmm, could it be since > > I ran mcopy from a run box that the file is there but the message > > only says it can/t read the file. > > What is this a:scanmodem.gz stuff? I just tried it on mine and as > expected, linux doesn't do anything with a: > > Mine would be /mnt/floppy/scanmodem.gz > > eric > > -- > Mandrake HowTo's & More: http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org > >
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