[Techtalk] PC card modem/non-powered external modem wanted
Elwing
elwing at elwing.org
Tue Jun 21 04:37:23 EST 2005
See if you can find one of the old 3com and/or Xircom PCMCIA modems -
they work well under Linux. eBay of old equipment may be your best
option :(
Elwing
On Jun 20, 2005, at 2:31 PM, Carla Schroder wrote:
> I need a nice PCMCIA modem for my Thinkpad that actually works on
> Linux, which
> the freakin' built-in modem by the great Big Blue Friend of the
> Penguin does
> not. (Yes, I am bitter and whiny, sheesh, how hard it is to use a
> compatible
> chip fer gosh sakes. Lamerz.) I have googled and perused and am
> dazed and
> confused. Supposedly Lucent winmodems have Linux drivers, but then
> I have
> seen articles where they do not perform well.
>
> Or, an external serial or USB modem that does not require a
> separate power
> supply would work too. My power here is flaky to the extreme, so I
> am getting
> laptop batteries and a modem so I can keep working when the power
> fails.
>
> Any suggestions? thankee!
>
> Carla
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