On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 8:47 PM, Harish Pillay <harish.pillay@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> > I was on a Toshiba today, Monday, doing a fresh install and could get
>> > the
>> > modem to connect, given that I could see it and many others. Does anyone
>> > have ideas about what I could attempt to get it to connect?
>>
>> Are you referring to a traditional analog modem or a 3G USB dongle?
>> You can certainly use minicom to test both.
>>
> Traditional modem, I believe it was / is a cable modem.Cable modems are accessed via the Etnernet port. Does the cable modem
connect to the cable company?
Harish
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It was a friends computer, he was very ready to switch from MS Windows 8.1 to Linux; I went over, we installed it, and couldn't get up on his Ethernet, given that the computer could see it.
I wanted to sign him up in this forum after getting up; I went to fedoraproject.org just now - 9 hours later - and realise that I've forgotten how to sign up after so long.
Richard
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