🚀 go-pugleaf

For all the Linux 'screw heads' who responded to this message by throwing
rocks at WinModems (which by the way are real modems .... they work don't
they) PC-TEL (http://www.pctel.com) has recently announced a LinModem (i.e.
software driven modem for Linux).  The PC-TEL manufactures chips for OEM's.

The LinModem (or not real modem is on the way).  Maybe this will quiet down
the Linux radical who appear to have less comput knowledge than a MS Windows
wanabee and half the computer experiance.

Peter Heffner.
"The truth always comes home to roost."

Kndkwn <knwin@ain.com> wrote in message
news:7nlvko$k19@news-central.tiac.net...
> There is NO emulator as far as I know, but I have heard of a way around
it,
> which is to startup win9x, so the modem gets configured to COMx, restart
in
> dos mode, and run loadlin to start your linux. I personally have not tried
> it but I heard that it works.
> goodluck,
> kon
>
> Clumsy <sangohan@geocities.com> wrote in message
> news:3zvl3.29942$jl.24236779@newscontent-01.sprint.ca...
> > Hi There,
> > I know WinModem aren't suppose to work in Linux, but I heard that with
> > Redhat Linux 6.0 you can make one work with an Emulator of some sort...
if
> > anyone know something about that or any name that could make me on a
path,
> > please Email me! Thanks Alot
> >
> > Clumsy
> > clumsy_007@hotmail.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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