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[super-suser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jon Pennington)]

Is it a Presario?  I haven't seen too many Presario's running around that had modem *cards* in them (most were integrated components).  There is a family of Compaq modems, I believe the designation is VC, that were the first of the winmodems.  AFAIK, these were all integrated though.  If you run `pnpdump > /etc/isapnp.conf' does the file list a modem anywhere?  What do the pnptools say that the modem is?


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On Mon, 13 Sep 1999 21:03:57   Robert Alexander Stragies wrote:
>hi all
>at the same time i got linux i also got network internet connection, so my
>modem lost interest. i had thought it was pci, and therefore a winmodem.
>now i am in luxembourg at my parents, and i will have to use a modem to
>connect. since i was fiddling about both my computers (see 2 previous
>posts), i noticed, that the modem was in fact an isa card... my question
>now is (among others): are all winmodems PCI, or am i the lucky owner of
>one of those rare ISA winmodems?. should ANY ISA modem work under linux?
>Or, has somebody already heard of Compaq making modems using non-standard
>hardware, or using proprietary protocols?
>
>if anybody has any info about these, please reply..
>
>greets,
>	Alex _smkd_
>
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