modem
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yep, get a serial modem, one that is external to the pc itself.You will need a serial modem cable to go with it
Ive got some generic one I bought from pcliquidators.com that works fine
http://www.softwareandstuff.com/NET10250.html --> this will work also
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=EXPRESS56E&cat=MDM -->this should work also
what your looking for is a HARD modem, one that has a chipset that has all the functions built in instead of a soft modem which requires software emulation for drivers, external modems have no choice but to be hard modems usually-->tough to do software emulation over a serial line
Ive got some generic one I bought from pcliquidators.com that works fine
http://www.softwareandstuff.com/NET10250.html --> this will work also
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=EXPRESS56E&cat=MDM -->this should work also
what your looking for is a HARD modem, one that has a chipset that has all the functions built in instead of a soft modem which requires software emulation for drivers, external modems have no choice but to be hard modems usually-->tough to do software emulation over a serial line
ive never used it, but it will work
write down the model number then surf to redhat.com and look it up in their hardware database.....ya I know your probably not using redhat, doesnt matter, they have a pretty complete hardware listing and if it works there it will work under linux period.
write down the model number then surf to redhat.com and look it up in their hardware database.....ya I know your probably not using redhat, doesnt matter, they have a pretty complete hardware listing and if it works there it will work under linux period.
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