mike
Please send us ModemData.txt, without it we cannot
help you much less advice you as to what to do. Yes
there are many files, but we do not need them, they
are for your own use and for you to read if you need
them. The important file is ModemData.txt. please
send it to us and hopefully we can give you advice to
get your modem to work if it supported.
Regards,
Antonio
--- mike <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hope the attachment is of some help to someone -
> unfortunately it was no
> help to me in getting this modem working as I was
> totally bemused by all
> these files:
> 1stRead.txt
> Bootup.txt
> DriverCompiling.txt
> InfoGeneral.txt
> Intel.txt
> ModemData.txt
> Rational.txt
> Smartlink.txt
> SoftModem.txt
> Testing.txt
> UNSUBSCRIBE.txt
> YourSystem.txt
> dmesg.txt
> modemlist.txt
> scanout.00:1f.6
> wvdial.txt
>
> Which one do you read after 1stRead.txt?
> How do you get it to be available on startup ?-
> couldn't work that one out.
> Managed to get the 'cable plug icon' in system tray
> and right-click, but
> did not connect
>
> Have given up and bought an external usb modem as my
> 3 US Robotic modems
> are serial.
>
> It's a shame, I've been trying to get 'converted'
> for years, but it's
> still painful. I suppose it doesn't help working in
> the UKs education
> system as they want Micro$oft everywhere, so thats
> what I work on all
> day. It would be great if I can convince education
> that Linux is a
> viable alternative, but with this kind of mucking
> about, I don't think
> it's going to happen soon . Although this is not the
> usual thing, trying
> to get an old style modem working, I have had
> similar frustration
> getting laptop wireless to work easily.
>
> --
> mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Mike Lambourne
>
>
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