RE: if by chance your modem is USB CDC ACM compliant If USB support is fully installed and the acm.ko driver suffices, the modem should be detected by: # wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf MarvS On 9/16/07, Jacques Goldberg <Jacques.Goldberg@xxxxxxx> wrote: > Chaim, > It is impossible to identify an USB modem by its chipset, at least I do > not know how to do that. > Please, which are the make of your modem? > Please give as much information as you can, including everything written > on the modem. > If the device would be a PCI chip embedded in the USB modem, then 148d > means that the manufacturer is Digicom which has only one modem, 1003, > in its catalog (a Conexant HCF clone or embedded). But this is not your > case. > There is no information for any device model 1671 made by Digicom. > Rob Clark's well maintained table http://xmodem.org/modems/usblist.html > shows two modems made by ASKEY using Digicom chips: none has the same > USB chip 148d:1671 as yours. > Have you read http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO-2.html ? > And specially section 2.9 ? > Have you tried to run wvdialconf (see man wvdialconf or > http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/wvdial.html) to see if by chance your > modem is USB CDC ACM compliant and thus will work without any extra driver? > Are you aware that the modem has to be powered when trying wvdialconf? > > Jacques > > C M Ackerman wrote: > > The usb modem reports: > > ID 148d:1671 > > > > Is there support for this? > > > > Thanks in advance, > > Chaim >
