If you're lucky, as I was with my Supra 28.8i, this may work:
Check which com port your modem is on in Windows, assuming you have that,
and that it is being set pnp style there. Write down the irq # and the
i/o address.
COM 1 = /dev/cua0, COM 2 = /dev/cua1, etc.
Then try this, as root.
setserial /dev/cuaX auto_irq autoconfig
Then do setserial /dev/cuaX to see how the resources are set. If they're
the same as in Windows, then things are looking good.
Next try to dial out with minicom. If this works, you have your modem
resources set right.
If this doesn't work, then you'll have to try something else.
Good luck.
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Randle Boyd wrote:
> I am trying to figure out what I need to do to my modem to use it with
> RH 5.0 to connect to my ISP. I suspect that a jumper needs to be moved,
> to take the modem out of PnP mode. The modem is a Computer Peripherals
> Inc - Com Center 56OX. It came with a Cybermax system I got a couple of
> months ago. I called Cybermax, but their tech support was of little
> help. If anyone has any information on this modem, I would appreciate
> hearing from you.
>
> Thanks,
> Randle
>
>
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