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Extractions: Special Report: Beware Soft Modems When you buy your next modem, you could innocently buy a software-based modem, not realizing the limitations of what you're buying. Why soft modems are different Software-based modems use fewer chips compared to traditional modems. The work normally done by the missing chips is transferred to software running on the host computer's main processor (the Pentium, PowerPC, etc.). Modems consist of two major components: A traditional modem implements both features in hardware, as chips inside the modem. A controllerless modem, such as the U.S. Robotics (now 3Com) Winmodem, still has a hardware datapump, but implements the controller function as software.
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Modems All that said, if a modem is known to have a real UART (or hardware UART emulation), whether it is ISA, PCMCIA, etc., it should work under Linux. http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Hardware-HOWTO/modems.html
Extractions: Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO Prev Next All external modems connected via a RS-232 serial port should work. This includes external ISDN adapters, although some of the extended features of external ISDN adapaters (such as multilink) may or may not work. Internal modems are another story, however. There are many so-called "winmodems" available now. In fact, it seems that most PCI modems are winmodems. Some of them do have drivers for Linux now, but many of the drivers are often binary-only. (See the note on binary-only drivers.) See Linmodems.org for more information on Linux-supported winmodems. Note that there are external USB winmodems on the market now, so be very careful when shopping for external modems. Furthermore, many flash upgradable modems only have flash programs for Win95/NT. These modems cannot be upgraded under Linux. A small number of modems come with DOS software that downloads the control program at runtime. These can normally be used by loading the program under DOS and doing a warm boot. Such modems are probably best avoided as you won't be able to use them with non PC hardware in the future. Most 16-bit PCMCIA modems should work with the PCMCIA drivers. CardBus modems are usually winmodems much like PCI modems. Your best bet for now is to find a card that lists compatibility with DOS and Windows 3.1.
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Extractions: Ubuntu Forums Ubuntu Community Cafe Community Market Place PDA View Full Version : Ubuntu-friendly modems azz 03-03-2005, 08:32 PM I really dislike software modems. I really dislike closed-source binary kernel modules. I also really dislike the selling of proprietary prebuilt- binary kernel modules (with only a year's support) so that you can use your software modem. It would be easy to maintain a very small repository which contains packages to set up such modems for Ubuntu and debian. It should not be too hard to obtain a bulk quantity of these modems with the exact chipset. In my area (Montreal, Canada) it would probably come out to 7 to 8 canadian dollars per modem. They could be sold for 14.95 USD, including the shipping charges. This makes it competitive with linuxant as well as allowing for a profit.
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Extractions: This guide is for a system running GNU Hurd running on top of GNU Mach. A note on naming. GNU Mach is the current microkernel in use by the GNU/Hurd operating system which uses GNU Hurd as a set of server replacements for the standard UN*X kernel. Some devices are supported in kernel space by GNU Mach, others are supported in userspace by a GNU Hurd translator. Table of Contents Node:Introduction, Next:
