> The idea being that early PC designs didn't expect that you would need
to
> access more than two serial devices simultaneously and that you would
space
> them so that so as to avoid IRQ conflicts when using them. If you
have ever
> run out of IRQ's trying to configure a machine, you can see w
Submitted 11-Sep-00 by Alan Blundell:
> I've never understood why the default IRQs for serial ports 3 and 4 are as
> they are, set to the same IRQ as ports 1 and 2.
In the early days of PC's serial and parallel ports were the only things
attached to your machine that the designers felt you might
ts 1 and 2.
>From: "Eugene C. Zesch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [expert] Internal Modem
>Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2000 22:39:32 -0500
>
>Calvert S Robertson wrote:
> > I have found that
> > you can in
Calvert S Robertson wrote:
>
> I am a user of linux and I sympatise with you concerning the modem
> problem you are now having, However I may be of some assistance to you,
> that is if you are willing to invest in another modem, I have found that
> you can installed only jumper modems into linux.
I am a user of linux and I sympatise with you concerning the modem
problem you are now having, However I may be of some assistance to you,
that is if you are willing to invest in another modem, I have found that
you can installed only jumper modems into linux and set it up on either
com2 or com4 p
LINK WORLD wrote:
> Internal Modem support in Linux is not presently available.
Internal has nothing directly to do with it.Virtually all external serial port
modems will work. I believe external USB modems will work if your version of Linux
and MB support USB, though I haven't tried any yet. V
Friday September 01 2000 12:13, LINK WORLD wrote to All:
LW> Internal Modem support in Linux is not presently available. Most
LW> of
LW> the currrent internal modems are WINDOWS dependant. Support is
NOT true! We run several internal modems, and your claim only applies
to WINmodems.
KS
Submitted 31-Aug-00 by Charles A Edwards:
> To make this perm. you will need to edit your rc.local file which is located
> in the /etc/rc.d directory. Add the 2 setserial lines to the end of this
> file Save the changes and reboot your system.
Actually, those lines should go into the file /etc/r
Submitted 01-Sep-00 by Yosuda:
> said Linux and BSD havent support for internal Modem...is that true
> ???..
Absolutely not. More than 90% of ISA internal modems and a small but
growing percentage of PCI modems are "real" modems and are fully supported
under both Linux and *BSD. As far as dete
> Internal Modem support in Linux is not presently available. Most of
the currrent
> internal modems are WINDOWS dependant. Support is promised (I am told)
in future
> releases.
Internal modems ARE supported, as long as they are not WinModems. I was
running a Zoom 14k4 internal with SlackWare
Internal Modem support in Linux is not presently available. Most of the currrent
internal modems are WINDOWS dependant. Support is promised (I am told) in future
releases.
SUNIL GUPTA
Yosuda wrote:
> HiI Just Intalling The Linux Mandrake in my friends computer...and she had
> an internal Mo
Hi
There are certain modems which are not true modems, the so called winmodems. They
require windows software to run. But many internal modems do run on linux. You
may find the following link helpful.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO-2.html
TT
Yosuda wrote:
> HiI Just Intalling T
Friday September 01 2000 07:37, Yosuda wrote to All:
Y> cannot detect that modem...so i asked my brother who is more
Y> expert in BSD than I...and he said Linux and BSD havent support for
Absolutely not true! As long as the modem is configured/attached to a
valid COM port, there is nothin
ugust 31, 2000 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Internal Modem
> Thus spake Yosuda ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > HiI Just Intalling The Linux Mandrake in my friends computer...and
she had
> > an internal Modem and the chipset is Motorolla.And Linux cannot
detect that
> > modem.
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> HiI Just Intalling The Linux Mandrake in my friends computer...and she had
> an internal Modem and the chipset is Motorolla.And Linux cannot detect that
> modem...so i asked my brother who is more expert in BSD than I...and he
> said Linux and BSD have
> HiI Just Intalling The Linux Mandrake in my friends computer...and she
had
> an internal Modem and the chipset is Motorolla.And Linux cannot detect
that
> modem...so i asked my brother who is more expert in BSD than I...and
he
> said Linux and BSD havent support for internal Modem
Thus spake Yosuda ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> HiI Just Intalling The Linux Mandrake in my friends computer...and she had
> an internal Modem and the chipset is Motorolla.And Linux cannot detect that
> modem...so i asked my brother who is more expert in BSD than I...and he
> said Linux and
those are soft-modems.. they need software code to work.. and mostly this
code is written for windows.. only recently companies have started writing
code for linux.. crib to your company to get s/w for linux for that modem.
else, check out what open-source guys are up to at
http://www.windmodems.
HiI Just Intalling The Linux Mandrake in my friends computer...and she had
an internal Modem and the chipset is Motorolla.And Linux cannot detect that
modem...so i asked my brother who is more expert in BSD than I...and he
said Linux and BSD havent support for internal Modem...is that
I downloaded the user reference manuals for the Compaq Armada E700 and M700
Their modems, whether network or standard models, are DSP types off a
house-numbered US Robotics Chipset.
Expect very poor performance more than a mile from the telephone co central
office. Expect performance equivalent
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, you wrote:
> Hi gents,
> My boss has just given to me a notebook Compaq Armada 700.
> After having problem to configure XFree on it ( the video card is a Rage
> Mobility P ) everuthing is going OK.
> Now my Linux ( Mandrake 6.1 ) doesn't recognize the internal Modem ( I suppos
At 09:17 20/12/99 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi gents,
>My boss has just given to me a notebook Compaq Armada 700.
>After having problem to configure XFree on it ( the video card is a Rage
>Mobility P ) everuthing is going OK.
>Now my Linux ( Mandrake 6.1 ) doesn't recognize the internal Modem ( I suppose
Hi gents,
My boss has just given to me a notebook Compaq Armada 700.
After having problem to configure XFree on it ( the video card is a Rage
Mobility P ) everuthing is going OK.
Now my Linux ( Mandrake 6.1 ) doesn't recognize the internal Modem ( I suppose
it is a Compaq modem built by 3 COM )
Do
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