> edoc wrote: > > I am trying to discover if my ActionTec dataLink V.90 pcmcia 56k modem > is Linux compatible. The ActionTec site suggests that it is not, or > at least > they do not mention Linux on their OS compatibility list. > > This site > http://www.linhardware.com/db/searchproduct.cgi?name=linux+pcmcia > seems to appear to suggest this modem is Linux compatible and gives it > a 5.0 > rating. > > I am confused. Does the listed site really state Linux compatibility > or merely > that someone somewhere using some undefined OS and hardware platform > tested this modem and found it to be an excellent? > > Stormix does not seem to recognize this modem and I will sell or swap > it if I > cannot determine that it should be recognized and that I need to look > elsewhere > in my laptop Stormix/Debian Linux setup for the solution. > > Thanks! Doc > I have an Actiontec pcmcia card that works with Linux.It is a green card(color) and is based on the Lucent Venus chipset and was NOT detected by Stormix hail beta at the time,mostly because all pcmcia suport was badly broken in the beta.However the modem works . Now I took a quick look at the card on Actiontec's website and the card there hasd a different color than mine.Send to the list the model number of your card as found on the back of the carditself and we can compare it with mine. I'll have a look at work and see exactly how I made mine work(it was a long time ago). The site lists the card I have. _______________________________________________ Stormlinux-users-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.stormix.com/community/lists/listinfo/stormlinux-users-list
