>>>>> "Gregg" == Gregg C Levine <hansolofalcon@worldnet.att.net> writes:
    Gregg> Hello from Gregg C Levine usually with Jedi Knight Computers
    Gregg> In a word yes. To be more specific, look for the "HowTo"s section on your
    Gregg> favorite mirror for Linux for one on Windows Modems, and Linux. I remember
    Gregg> reading it, and yours, or the one before it, was mentioned there. I can tell
    Gregg> you one specific way to do so. Launch NetBSD, and then activate a terminal
    Gregg> program, and set it up for that port, and modem. Enter the command, "AT", if
    Gregg> your modem ignores it, then you are faced with one. This computer is wearing
    Gregg> one, with a related chip set. To communicate on the Internet, using Linux, I
    Gregg> needed to find an external modem, I am currently using a Megahertz, P2144, who
    Gregg> runs at 14.4, which is okay, but not perfect.  

  The Lucent LTMODEM is a a PCI chip. It doesn't show up as a COM port.
  But you are right, it is a WinModem.

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