I just also recently bought this portable desktop, and enjoying every
minute with it. Except for a few stumbling blocks I encountered with
Debian Woody, I've decided on putting in Morphix instead because it
(Morphix) detected the hardware just fine.

I was thinking of putting RH in, but because I couldn't afford the boxed
set I decided on using Debian instead. Of course, I don't absolutely
have to get the RH boxed set, but still I'd feel better with it (I don't
know why). But anyway...

I've recently tried installing and running Neverwinter Nights on this
laptop (yes, the installation process was done in Linux) and it doesn't
want to cooperate when I use the accelerated drivers for the SiS 315PRO
video that comes with the desknote. After getting the X video drivers
for the SiS 315PRO video card from http://www.winischhofer.net/ and
follwing the instructions, I finally got 2D acceleration support but no
DRI.

What I'm stuck with right now is the fact that it (NWN) ran on the same
hardware without acceleration but using the VESA driver. When I properly
setup the software to deal with the hardware, it won't work. I also got
the needed SDL drivers (>= 1.2.5) but still to no avail.

And as for the modem, I am also trying to figure out how to get it
working in Linux. I have an external modem, but it has to be connected
to a serial port -- which weirdly, the Desknote does NOT have. I'm
currently using the other laptop as the gateway, which dials out and
does NAT for me -- both connected via a crossover ethernet cable.

Any help regarding the NWN issue as well as the modem would be most
appreciated. :)

While we're at it, what's a reliable USB modem brand that works swell in
Linux? Preferably those available locally... And cost does matter. :)

TIA!

On Sat, 2003-10-25 at 16:46, Bryan wrote:
> Hi,
>     What driver can be used for this modem ? I tried smlink's 
> (www.smink.com) slmdm-2.7.14 driver (stable) and slmodem-2.9.2 beta driver
> The beta version  works but say's the codec of the modem is not suported 
> (I can dial properly but cannot establish a connection)..... :-(
> 
>     Can this winmodem be used with linux? :-\
> 
>     Thanks :-)
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