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CNR & AMR

Original Message
Name: Cliff
Date: October 10, 2002 at 10:59:20 Pacific
Subject: CNR & AMR
OS: BeOS 5.0.3 Pro
CPU/Ram: AMD 500MHz/512meg RAM
Comment:
Just wondering: does anyone know if there is any CNR or AMR slot modem or NIC support? I wouldn't think there is, but I was just curious to know if there was.

Thanks,
Cliff


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Response Number 1
Name: jefro
Date: October 10, 2002 at 14:11:35 Pacific
Subject: CNR & AMR
Reply: (edit)
Hi Cliff,

Darn if I didn't say to someone that it probably wouldn't work they said it worked fine. What I gather from the AMR slot is that it is a PCI slot that somehow bypasses/doesn't need part of the PCI bus.
There is at least one listed at Frizbe.net. They show up in devices with the chip/vendor just like any PCI card. Seems if you have a good driver for that vendor/chip then it might work.


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