> No one's going to care about level-edge settings, that's almost > never the issue (unless you have non-standard comm ports). Heh, I don't even know what "level-edge" settings means. > You did not specifically say that you have an internal modem, but > certain words you use suggest that that might be the case. > Clearly if you do have an internal modem, you are not doing > anyone a favor, least of all yourself, by not stating that VERY > IMPORTANT FACT. (note that most internal modems are not > supported), and of course if you do have a internal modem, the > make/model/manufacturer becomes critically important, that is, > if you wish an answer at all, let alone a fast one. *smiles* Thanks for saying that...I did mention that I am new to this, right? I checked my moem in "The big list" as suggested by another user of this list, and it was marked "OK." It is, as you presume, an internal. It is made by Jaton Corporation, uses the Cirrus Logic CL-MD3452 DSP chipset,with 16C550A/16C450 Register Compatible Buffered UART 16 Bit ISA Parallel Bus and Plug and Play Interface, I did not get specific with the problem itself, but did offer to post from the log on my computer, if that was deemed something that would be helpful. I stated fairly clearly that I was interested in making sure a> my modem WOULD INDEED WORK with Linux; and b> I don't have an IRQ problem with the current setup. any help you can give based on this and my other post(s) would be greatly appreciated. --Lee -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
