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Actiontec PCI modem w/ BeOS 5
Name: Aaron Date: December 1, 2000 at 13:10:27 Pacific
Comment:
I'm not alone in having trouble setting up my Actiontec PCI call-waiting modem with BeOS. It is supported acording to all the documentation I've seen.
It is recognized as a communication device by BeOS but when I go to dial, it never pics up the line and eventually just times out.
There is supposed to be an article at www.benews.com/story/1671 that tells how to configure it - only proble though is that benews now appears to be dead!
Might anyone be able to help. I love what I've seen from Be so far but without the net, it's back to Winblows.
Name: Vince Date: December 5, 2000 at 12:15:13 Pacific
Reply:
Don't you just love modems that only works under Windows and not fully supported by other operating systems. Personally, I would use an external modem for both Windows and BeOS. My choice would be a USRobotics Sportster Classic 56K.
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