Where would I get drivers for a PCI modem? I'm using DOS for now, I want all the hard ware to work properly In DOS I'm unaware of the modem name. I've beed to the FCC ID look up, and it wasn't in the library. BIOS identifies it as 'pci slot3 I/O port Device: IRQ 11 I'm aware of these specs, and I understand them. I have a program that identifies PnP ISA modems, but, i'm not sure if this program can identify PCI modems. Igor, got an answer? where would I get generic PCI Modem drivers for DOS? (I've been to windrivers, drdrivers.com, and i've looked at the rockwell page.) I havn't a clue as to what this modem is. PCI. thats all i know. thanks for any ones help.

Find a communication program that runs from dos like terminal or telex. Assume the modem uses the hayes std AT command set if it is a hardware modem. If it is a software modem like a winmodem windows may be needed.

Havent seen real mode drivers for modems and think they dont exist. A real mode driver is a TSR loaded by config.sys at start up. Found a dos program on the IBM PC FTP site called AT.com that sends at commands to a hardware modem but wont display the stuff the modem sends back.

I am looking too. Need to bolt the control of PnP modems into my EPOS app. Cant use Windows because I have a legacy of 7000 DOS PCs. So far hunted down DWCFGMG.SYS but dont know whether a red herring. A search on DWCFGMG.SYS produces sites that may be of interest. If you find an answer, please post.

find modem driver for PCI card with Rackwell RS56/SP-PCI11P1 chip set

I need a dos driver for rockwell 56k int. are there know its where one?

Dear friend: I've found a file icu300.zip that contains such DWCFGMG.SYS. It's at http://192.41.3.165/Utilities/Networking/General/D2_23273_index.html Fraternalmente, Waldemar Vigo