hi,
actually, i have searched the modem driver on the internet. unfortunately, all
the results on the search engines pointed the motorola website, which when i visited,
couldn't find any. well, thanks for everybody's help anyway. i would probably get an
external modem rather than looking for a linux driver of my internal modem. thanks...
nelson
>
> hi nelson.
> would you be using a motorola sm56 chipset? i'm using one but i haven't tried it
>for
> linux yet. would let me know when you are able to make it work? btw, try to use a
> search engine when looking for the driver. minsan kasi pakalat kalat yung drivers
>e =)
> hth
> win
>Nope, that isn't supported. Those are the P800 modems right? if you really
>need to use a low-end modem like that from Linux, there is one brand that
>is allegedly supported (Chinese-sounding chipset name). But I couldn't get
>it to work either...
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>Orlando Andico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> POTS Phone: +63 (2) 848-2893
>
>Well, Ive gotten those cheap pctel (embedded in the motherboard or internal
>type) modems to work in Linux. It's surprisingly fast... if ur cpu is in
>the range of 400MHz+.
>
>regards,
>Andre M. Varon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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