have a look at the HOWTO's, there's a serial howto and there might be a
modem howto or mini-howto.
if it's not a winmodem, then maybe it's isa Plug and Pray? (you weren't very
clear). So you might need to configure it first with the isapnptools, eg use
pnpdump to give you a commented out isapnp.conf file. Edit it to the
settings you want and run isapnp /path/to/isapnp.conf. (yes, PnP is a pain
in the hole).
then run setserial to configure the linux view of your modem, eg:
setserial /dev/tyySx irq z port 0x???
you should now be able to run a terminal like minicom on the serial port and
be able to give your modem commands.
hth,
-Paul.
> ----------
> From: Jonathan Bruce[SMTP:jmbruce at clubi.ie]
> Sent: 07 June 1999 12:16
> To: ILUG
> Subject: [ILUG] USR 56k PnP Modems and RedHat 6.0
>> Hi,
>> I've run into some problems in trying to get Linux to talk a USR 56k modem
> (not a winmodem!)
>> Has anyone got any experience, or even better some links or pointers that
> might help me out ?
>> Cheers,
>> -Jonathan
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