Lee,
You're welcome!
Two more things:
1. Apparently some USB modems are winmodems.
2. Even though a plug and play modem might not be a winmodem, you might
have to disable plug and play -- I've never set one up under Linux. The
plug and play modem I have now runs under dos. On each bootup the plug
and play configurer has to run to set the IRQ and IO address. (It's
fairly old -- maybe newer plug and play modems save their
configuration. If I used this modem under Linux, I might have to boot
to dos first to do the configuration and then reboot to Linux without
powering off.
Randy Kramer
Lee wrote:
>
> Cool Randy..I appreciate the education there. I did hear some drivers are
> being(have been) written for the winmodems,I think that's really cool.I'm
> anxious to try a usb modem with linux on a laptop setup...but that's
> another post..and 1/2 :)
> Hava good week folks..
> Lee
