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From: Kent Hauser <kent@lab1.tfd.com>
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Subject: PCI modems
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Hi all,

I've tried hard to get my PCI internal modem work with current.
I've tried editing /sys/isa/sio.c with the all possible byte
and word swaps of the vendor/dev printouts from the kernel
probe. The documentation for this USR modem says it's *not*
a winmodem, but a "standalone" modem.

The 3.x FAQ suggests fiddling with/enabling the PNP driver -- which
seems integrated in current.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

Kent


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