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Mick wrote: |
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> The logs don't show anything. lshw and lspci don't list a modem. Yet |
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> the laptop comes with a built in winmodem, I just have no proof that |
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^^^^^^^^ |
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Right there is your answer. The *win* in winmodem should give you a hint ;) |
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Some will work, though don't count on it, especially from Dell. If you |
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want a modem, spend a couple bucks and get a PCMCIA modem. You should |
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have no problems getting one to work. However if you like to torture |
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yourself, just Google for linxu and your winmodem name. |
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Do you know what winmodem it is? lspci -v should show something. How |
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about in the product specs? Once you have the specific winmodem, post |
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it here. Maybe someone has experience with the same winmodem as you. |
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Jim |
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JimD |
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