This suggests then that there is indeed something to my initial musings that these boards are marked 537EPG as opposed to 537EP. So we now know to be wary of those with the following in their LSPCIs, particularly the "Dell device 1000" FA82537EP 56K V.92 Data/Fax Modem PCI (rev 04) Subsystem: Dell Device 1000 Perhaps we should query the list for anyone who has a 537EP that came from a dell system - have them verify their lspci output with that in my previous e-mail, and also verify if their board is marked 537EPG? (and whether it works for you or not?!) Bjorn. On 03/09/2010 03:30 PM, Philippe Vouters wrote: > > Excellent initiative Bjorn ! > > I retrieved an lspci -vvv of a Northern Irish Linux newbie I have been > hard working for. See > http://www.spinics.net/linux/lists/linmodem/msg08751.html > Same as Chris and you, the board mentions a Dell subsystem. This > Northern Irish person was consistently getting a NO DIALTONE with either > efax or wvdial. I have not been able to cure his problem. However as he > was booting indifferently Windows and Ubuntu, the modem board did seem > to belong to the very same computer it was shipped with. Hence the > different behavior. > Regards,
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