If the modem has jumpers on it, then you're golden. Just "cat
/proc/interrupts" and pick an empty IRQ to set it to. "cat
/proc/ioports" will give you a list of used ioports, and you can use
that to set up jumpers too.
To see if the card is recognized and what IRQ it is set on in hardware,
do "c
Assuming PCI != WinModem, do you have an IRQ conflict? Can you get it to work in DOS?
Make Kip or Bobby prove it works in DOS. ;^)
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i just got a new modem from VOS today, its a PCI U.S.
Robitics 56k Performance Pro Modem. on the box it says
that i
i just got a new modem from VOS today, its a PCI U.S.
Robitics 56k Performance Pro Modem. on the box it says
that it works with DOS, WINDOWS, and Linux. I put it
in with the new Sound Blaster 16 that i bought with it
and Mandrake 7.1 found the sound blaster and installed
all the right drivers but
