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EastWest Modem Driver
The only way you can use it from Linux is to load DOS first and load the modem driver and then do a soft reset and load Linux. I used to have this modem and that is exactly what I did. I actualy load Linux through loadlin and not with LILO (I don't trust programs which tinker with my boot blocks). hope this helps,

sending e-mail messages larger than about 1k results in timeout
The modem is a Phoebe. The documentation for it is sparse. I took a gander at the Phoebe web page at http://www.phoebemicro.com/modems/pci.htm and I dont see ANY of the modems which I would trust to NOT be a winmodem. On the modem itself, there should be some numbers on the largest chip or chips.

Installing Modem On Win NT 4.0 SP4
Also always, always check to see if your hardware is compatable when ever you make such a drastic upgrade and trust me, Win xp is a drastic step up from 98. There were several problems; but the worst was a modem driver that worked fine, on 98, and crashed the XP OS . So, even if I'd HAD a good install,

Modems under XP
José Miguel Solano jmsol...@redestb.es alt computer drivers wanted I have an internal 2814 TRUST modem. It seems to work more or less with the W95 28800 standard driver, but I would like to know if there is a better or more specific driver. Thanks.

Dialup Networking protocol error
If the system keep redetecting the same AZT modem, and you trust their techs enough to think it shouldn't be detected as an AZT then go into Device Manager and change the driver through the modem's properties.. if that doesn't work you'll have to see what files comprise the driver and hunt down those files on the

F***ING TMNET!!!
This modem driver is not the newest but it is one of the best for my card and I connect a solid 52.0 almost all the time on this 56K modem. I don't trust them either but they have shown, no proved, it can be done. Lucent could use LT*.* if they then checked the ID tags (or whatever they may be) of the files to

Driver per Modem Trust 33.6 (22.8 K8 upgr.)
So my question is: Is there any method that can make that modem operative under Linux? Perhaps a generic driver or any other thing? (Don't think so, but I thought I might ask.) You could take a look here: http://www.linux-usb.org/ - maybe you'll find something useful. I'd never trust the manufactor's timeschedule

WAVE IN/WAVE OUT
Trouble is XP refuses to update with this driver, it says my current one is newer. However shut down and boot up problems persist, and I am nearly 100% confident the HAM driver is to blame. Should I uninstall the driver I have and install the intel one? Or trust windows to choose the best driver?

what to do with ltmodem rpm
Jim Kluth jkl...@charweb.org comp sys ibm pc misc Thanks to a response to my posted question in this group, I am in need of a driver for the modem in an ibm PS1, 486SX, 25mhz, model 2133-G46. I believe it is a GVC 9600, but I trust someone with expertise and information montoring this group.

Intel Ham v92 modem driver
... The only regular glitch for me is ca. every tenth time of disconnecting DUN, the system crashes to a black screen, which I attribute to the Zoom modem driver. If they didn't get it right when shipping it as solid, pay-for-this code, why should I trust subsequent kludges? I am pleased to recommend ME.

Stable XP? - So far I've had more total crashes than a banger ...
Select the appropriate modem driver. Specify the COM port that the modem is on. 6. At this point Windows will detect a "Wave Audio Device" and ask you to specify a driver. I didn't use Plug N Play functionality, since IMHO I don't really trust my BIOS or Win95 to autoconfigure PnP devices for me yet.

ARRRRGHHHHH!!!!!
Your modem driver just created a "virtual" serial port, so that you can use it as if you had a serial modem with any modem application. When you add an internal modem it automatically includes another com port. Why complain if it works? Trust me, you don't want to be in modem hell. <grin>

Trust Communicator 56K Esp da aggiornare
You Know Who ~ you_know_...@att.net netscape public general I beleive this is a modem or modem driver problem. -- You Know Who~ "Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties." Aesop (6th Century BC) Cats, Audio and Software at http://you_know_who.home.att.net/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "grimm"

trust
Fabry Pessina Fabry_Pess...@jabil.com it comp hardware modem Ciao a tutti, ho un dubbio: Posseggo un modem esterno Trust Communicator 56K Esp ma mi collego sempre a 33.600. Ho scaricato dal sito della Trust l'aggionamento che contiene: Modem driver v2.00 for Windows 95/98/NT V.90 firmware upgrade K56Flex firmware

Win95 modem driver
Denis Mcmahon den...@pickaxe.demon.co.uk demon tech modems On Thu, 5 Apr 2001 16:31:03 +0100, "RogerB" <CaRo...@trust-me.com> wrote: Message cross-posted with Provided the IRQ and IO address settings are good and not conflicting with other components, any generic 2400 hayes compatible modem driver should work.

Host rings w/ no answer
The modem works fine (I can connect to school), but the problem is whenever my computer start-up and the modem driver is installed, the computer does not boot-up. Trust No One...The Truth Is Out There..--The X-Files * **************************************************************************

trust 56k. esp modem driver wanted
Don't trust M$ to install the correct drivers, go to the websites of the hardware manufacturers/distributors. I got the driver from Logitech. I built the computer, and after about a week I was getting blue screens at the end of the boot cycle. Turned out to be the 56K modem driver. New driver (from the

TAPI - Getting Caller ID !
But it's always good to get confirmed I can trust someone. When I said something like normal ways with Windows didn't seem to work, I mixed up past attempts of a but PCMCIA has been confusing and blinding me :^/ - and past attempts of mine trying to install the standard modem driver instead, without success.

SBS Installation Tips
I got the driver at home but not @ work. If you can't find it reply to me and I'll try to find it for you. But you gotta keep your fingers cross, cos the driver that I have is already 3 years plus. I don't trust diskettes :( -- Best Regards ======================== Steven Ung, System Engineer G-TEK Electronics Sdn

VPN over SSH
I think that putting CIS descriptions in a modem manual is of limited value. I never trust the docs and always read the CIS myself from the card if I absolutely have to know what's in there. But why do you care what's in the CIS unless you are implementing card services or a modem driver? And if you are,