You have a Lucent/Agere winmodem (software modem). Software modems are really only telephone interfaces and rely on software in the host computer to perform all the real modem tasks like modulation and demodulation. Most of the time this software is only released for Windows in the form of drivers (hence, winmodem) but fortunately for you a Linux driver is available for Lucent/Agere chipsets.
You can get the driver from the appropriate directory on Linmodems for your kernel version. If you need help finding the right driver from that list, post back with your kernel version (should be displayed in your boot menu, if not we can find it other ways).
You have a Lucent/Agere winmodem (software modem). Software modems are really only telephone interfaces and rely on software in the host computer to perform all the real modem tasks like modulation and demodulation. Most of the time this software is only released for Windows in the form of drivers (hence, winmodem) but fortunately for you a Linux driver is available for Lucent/Agere chipsets.
You can get the driver from the appropriate directory on Linmodems for your kernel version. If you need help finding the right driver from that list, post back with your kernel version (should be displayed in your boot menu, if not we can find it other ways).
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-drasnor
PCI 56K V.92 Modem
IN5930. i think chipset is AGERE sytems.
You can get the driver from the appropriate directory on Linmodems for your kernel version. If you need help finding the right driver from that list, post back with your kernel version (should be displayed in your boot menu, if not we can find it other ways).
-drasnor