Mike Leone on Wed, 5 Jun 2002 00:12:14 -0400 |
On (06/05/02 00:04), eric@lucii.org wrote: > And what is a good brand of modem to use? Well ... any of'em. :-) I have a Zoom I used to use; we have external USRs at work; external Hayes Accura; some semi-no-name ones called Infotel. Hardly ever have a problem connecting with any of them ... and you don't have to worry about which IRQ the modem is using, or turning off a built-in serial port to save an IRQ, etc. If it breaks, you just replace it; no need to open the machine, etc. Yes, it requires a bit more space, and a power outlet. > I went to Micro Center yesterday... no external modems in sight. > Guess I'll have to shop online. Really. How depressing. Well, a PCI will (or should) work as well, as long as it's not a WinModem. Some of them work in Linux, using a device driver, but most don't. So if you can't find a good eternal, a decent internal PCI shoudl serve you with little problems. Attachment:
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