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 &nbsp; Yeah guys, I have a PnP modem, CommWave v.34 and wanted to use it in Linux. <br />
&nbsp; NT 4.0 uses it fine, with PnP driver, so I used isapnp tools and it found and configured it, I then went to <br />
&nbsp; setserial and set the IRQ and PORT isapnp configured. Now, I tried xminicom and made it on this port<br />
&nbsp; (cua3) but it can't find the modem (It doesn't dial).<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Any idea where I'm wrong?<br />

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   Yeah guys, I have a PnP modem, CommWave v.34 and wanted to use it in Linux. 
  NT 4.0 uses it fine, with PnP driver, so I used isapnp tools and it found and configured it, I then went to 
  setserial and set the IRQ and PORT isapnp configured. Now, I tried xminicom and made it on this port
  (cua3) but it can't find the modem (It doesn't dial).

   Any idea where I'm wrong?


MultiWave PnP pinless modem

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