zoom modem and IPCop
staff at tektronic.org
staff at tektronic.org
Mon Apr 12 17:05:56 CDT 2004
I don't know what the default AT command is on IPcop, but I found this AT$$CW3
on: http://www.echomatrix.net/modemhelp.html.
dj_goku
> Quoting Tim Reid <darkweb4 at gbronline.com>:
>
> > I am trying to set up a dial-on-demand firewall/router with IPCop. I'm
> > using an older 233 Pentium with 64mb of ram. I am trying to get a Zoom
> > modem to work with this computer. The modem is an internal ISA 56k Zoom
> > modem, model number 2919. The compatibility database at
> > http://freewebhosting.hostdepartment.com/g/gromitkc/isa_list.html
> > lists this model as being "OK" with linux. So I know that I don't have
> > a winmodem. I understand that this modem should accept standard Hayes
> > AT commands, right now I've left the AT commands that IPCop uses at
> > their defaults. The jumpers settings on the modem are as such: IRQ 3,
> > COM 2, PnP enabled. I've reviewed dmesg on the IPCop machine, and the
> > only mention of IRQ's assigned are the two NIC's in the machine.
> > Shouldn't the OS assign an IRQ to the modem?
> >
> > I'm still moving from a "desktop user/ newbie" to "power user" with
> > linux. Furthermore I've never had to mess with IRQ's, nor have I ever
> > had a problem requiring modem troubleshooting. I am at a loss, and am
> > becoming frustrated. Any help would be appriciated.
> >
> > Tim
> >
> > I will continue to google for referances to this modem, read Zoom's docs
> > on the modem. I will probably also do something childish and silibant,
> > like hug my teddy, suck my thumb, etc. My modem no workie :'(
> >
> >
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