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Now I know I dealing with stone age technology here, but I've recently set up a new dial up modem on the dual boot PC and have managed to connect ...
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Modem setup
Now I know I dealing with stone age technology here, but I've recently set up a new dial up modem on the dual boot PC and have managed to connect to the net through Windows. However, I can't seem to set it up in Slackware (I was trying this through KDE if it makes any difference).
How do I set it up in Linux and is the fact that there is no Linux driver available for it a problem? I ask this because I got my external HD running in Slackware without a driver.
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It's an Intel 536EP modem.
- 08-03-2004 #4Linux Guru
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punch that in allong with linux into google (Intel 536EP linux) and you will get several hits, my internet is so slow right now, i dont have 20-30min to look at them and post the links here, but looks like at least 2 forums threads on the same thing, an offical site supporting the driver, and seveal rpm dl mirrors.
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Thanks for the help.
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