[UFO Chicago] winmodem in notebook
Nate Riffe
inkblot@movealong.org
Sat, 23 Nov 2002 00:06:58 -0600
Just now Rory O'Connor made 15 LEDs in my apartment flash with this:
> I just got a new fujitsu lifebook s and put mandrake 9 on it. in my
> eternal quest to get *everything* working (regardless of whether I
> will even use it or not) I'm discovering that using the internal 56k
> modem may in fact not be possible. has anyone ever gotten a
> winmodem in a notebook to work?
Yes.
> I found some drivers and some very vague info about it, but i still
> haven't come across one single report of somebody actually getting
> an intel or lucent based winmodem to work.
The winmodem that I know of with a linux driver are the PCTel-style
things that are often found in laptops. I believe that there are at
least a few different manufacturers of this type of winmodem. The
official page is at http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/pctel-linux/.
I currently have the 0.9.4 driver compiled against a 2.4.19 kernel
installed on my laptop, and it works. I'm not really sure what's
available for other types of winmodems.
-Nate
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