Carl & Paula Zeilon wrote: > This modem should work right out the box with Mandrake 8.0 or 8.1. Mine > does. Like Dave said, run Harddrake & see if it is listed. Sometimes you > have to manually link it to a certain com port, but that's about it. Should work yes, but every time I try to dial out is says "sorry, the modem is busy" and that's as far as I get. In windows it's sitting on com 3 IRQ 11 when I look in (what is it /proc?) /pci I see the modem is sitting at irq 4. When I try to setup the modem with Harddrake it lists the model num and then gives me an error saying it's a winmodem. Grrrr... dmesg gives no useful info at this point.. I do see at boot it finds a UART at ttys4, but if thats the modem it's not lited in my list of devices to try and connect with. Might try to do a total reinstall and see what happens. RS > > > > > > >Did your modem come with its own driver source code for you to compile, > >or is it supposed to be included in the kernel source? If you've got > >source code, did you compile and install it? If it's in the kernel > >source, did Mandrake include it in *their* kernel (either as a module or > >right in the kernel itself)? > > > >I will assume you have already run HardDrake, and Mandrake is not > >automatically detecting the modem, or any modem, on any COM port... > > _______________________________________________ > Twin Cities Linux Users Group Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota > http://www.mn-linux.org > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > https://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list