On 6/22/2000 19:35, Rob Blomquist at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a Lucent 56k Win Modem that is said to be a Linmodem, too. Storm's
> installation detects it, but I seem to need to do something to make it
> usable. Any clues as to what? I would love to get connected on the Linux
> side of my machine, which would eliminate Q1 up there.
WinModems are not compatible with Linux at this time. Two solutions:
1) Get a real modem. External modems are good as you can use the LED's for
quick troubleshooting. But most non-winmodems will work.
2) wait until Winmodems are supported. You're going to wait a long time.
I suggest you also take a look at many of the HowTo docs available at:
http://linuxdoc.org/HOWTO
There is a LOT of useful information here and should always be the first
place you go to find answers. There are others, but this is a good site for
"Newbie Qs" ;-)
HTH.
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