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From: Ken Seggerman <suleyman@echonyc.com>
To: Doug White <dwhite@resnet.uoregon.edu>
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Subject: Re: more modem trouble
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Thanks, Doug for your reply:

> Shouldn't.  make sure the external serial port is enabled in theBIOS
> setup.  Check the boot messages and make sure sio0 is being found.
> 
no sio0 or sio1 or sio2 is being found at boot up.

I think that I have spent enough time on this workaround, and should
instead determine what sort of PCMCIA modems are supported.

I want a universal modem that will work in Europe and the Middle East.

I guess I should start looking again in pccardd.conf, and in LINT.  Then
when I have some information, I'll e-mail questions, mobile and the
nomads. 

Ken


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