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hsp56 micromodem on Linux
I have attempted to install an HSP56 micromodem on an AMDk6-2 running linux and windows on a dual boot.
I have used 2 different drivers that claimed to do what I needed but have come up short with error messages after the compile. linuxconf still wont recognize a modem on any port. The modem runs fine on windows 2000 but I can't seem to solve this problem.
I've noticed that after the compile the pctel.o file that I'm supposed to copy to the kernel is gone.
I have used 2 different drivers that claimed to do what I needed but have come up short with error messages after the compile. linuxconf still wont recognize a modem on any port. The modem runs fine on windows 2000 but I can't seem to solve this problem.
I've noticed that after the compile the pctel.o file that I'm supposed to copy to the kernel is gone.
In fact, if u have the drivers for linux, means HSP56 is using hardware for mo/dem so ... I'm so stupid :(
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I'm a very beginnner in Linux, but I think I heared that only hardware modems can be used with linux, so do u know if mo/dem is beeing made by software or by hardware?