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From: "Jason Morrow" <gribnif@inconnect.com>
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Subject: modem
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 15:35:52 -0700
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How do I use my modem?  Under linux you simply had to link /dev/cua2 to
/dev/modem.  However, when I ran Minicom it said 'Modem not setup.'  What do
I have to do to so that I can use my modem as a communications device to
connect to the internet?

Jason Morrow                              UNIX, MS-Dos and Windows
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