[clug] Internal Modems
Duncan Roe
duncan_roe at acslink.net.au
Sun Jan 29 21:00:21 GMT 2006
For years I used a maestro internal modem (locally made and supported too).
It simply showed up as a COM port - no special driver needed.
Cheers ... Duncan.
On Sun, Jan 29, 2006 at 04:30:42PM +1100, Brett Worth wrote:
> I'm in the process of converting all home windows users to linux
> users. One desktop at a time. I'm up to 6 so far with only a few
> hundred million to go.
>
> My latest victory over the dark forces that would bind us was my
> sister in-law. She's a dial-up user and didn't have a modem internal
> or external for me to configure. I've loaned her my old netcomm 28k
> external modem for now but I have to recommend a modem for her to buy
> to use on the OpenSUSE 10 system she now has.
>
> Can anyone recommend a particular model of internal modem to use that
> might be available locally? I guess an external modem would be best
> but the internal modems are a lot cheaper aren't they? Anyway I've
> been bitten before with wifi cards and linux support so I thought I'd
> ask first this time.
>
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