how to install a modem in linux fedora?
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plz dont waste ur time on winmodems. external serial modems(even not usb) works fine.
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You probably need to install the driver for the modem that should have come with it on a CD.  If it is a new modem, the install should be relatively straight-forward.
214298
Try Start/Control panel/Phone and Modem, you should be able to run a test
1164603
Update ur modem drivers,if it doesn't work try clearing ur TSR's in the windows task manager,cud be conflicting processes,make sure u no wat processes to leave in the task manager,if not find out first before you do it.
162482
Your modem is prob not configured properly.
532598
Dialup, Cable or DSL use CableNut. It is freeware.
504191
the modem is only held in by the one screw connected to the outer case on the metal flange. remove that screw and just pull it out of the PCI slot.
1028065
I am not quite sure, but lets do\n- Right click on My network places\n- select properties\n- Right click on the modem connection (dial up connection) you made\n- select properties\n- Now, as i remember, select advanced then share this connection\n- and go\n\nXLMan
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While I don't use fedora, I do use linux.\n\nLook for a program called "shell", "bash", or "terminal". That should do it.\n\nIf not, you could always use telnet to telnet to your own machine, but you can't log on as root via telnet.
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Go into ur control panel (start/control panel in XP)....click add hardware.\nThis will check your comp and add drivers for modem if detected.
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from the shell you need do this\n\nexample:\nmount /dev/floppy /mnt\n\nmount <device path> <directory to mount it>
710708
It's probably a Softmodem (Winmodem) that is only functional with the proper drivers. You'll have to find out the manufacturer and/or the model number of the modem's chipset and then hunt for a driver on the manufacturer's website. Good luck!
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you need a null modem cable.\n\n\nlike a parralell to parralell or serial to serial  then use the direct cable connection tool to connect.\n\nMust be running on both machines.. one running as host one running as client.\n\n\nhope that helps
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You can use the network connection wizard in the control panel.  You can link them together with a USB to USB.  You didn't mention if you were using, dial up or broadband.  Anyway this link may aid you:\n\nGood Luck
590278
It would be hard for your computer to automatically download the drivers for your modem without an internet connection... see if you have an installation disk for the modem, or alternatively, use a friend's computer to google your modem's driver... for instance "3Com 56k Modem Driver" replace 3Com with your modem's manufacturer and model number if you can find it.
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Right click My Computer.  Click Properties, Click Hardware, Click Device Manager.  Look for Modems (it's in alphabetical order.)  You'll see whether or not you have one.\n-MM
201865
Static, Bootp, RARP, and DHCP