Re: Scanning PCMCIA card - error

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Thanks Jacques for the information.

Much appreciated.

ram



On 9/9/07, Jacques Goldberg <Jacques.Goldberg@xxxxxxx > wrote:

    Dear Ramnarayan K

    1-To your internal HSF modem: scanModem has written a file Conexant.txt
    which says everything about how to make this driver work.
    Note that the free version is limited 10 14.4 kbauds and does not
    support FAX.
    Note also, in that note, that you can pay (I suggest, later, once you
    have checked that the limited driver works in your computer) to release
    the speed and FAX limitations.
    Also note and read a remark about the availability of the unlimited
    version on the maintenance site for Dell computers. This could possibly
    make your PCMCIA card unnecessary unless you need cellular phone
    connectivity.

    2-To your PCMCIA card: scanModem is intended for internal PCI modems
only.
    To make use of PCMCIA cards under Linux, the reference is
    http://tldp.org/HOWTO/PCMCIA-HOWTO.html
    This "official" document, not updated since 2003, shows your modem as
    unsupported.
    Rob Clark's updated table at
    http://xmodem.org/modems/pcmcia_list.html
    shows the same but gives a name and e-mail address for somebody who
    knows about this modem under Linux.

    Jacques

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