Summary: Hi, I bought a pctel chipset pci modem for my beos yesterday because of Beos support that.But i haven't use it.In windows it is on com4.But in Beos th...
Summary: If it's corrupt, it's corrupt. I bet you used a dial-up connection for the download. Check for CRC errors in your connection. Many modems can give...
Summary: As long as the hardware is supported, it'll work just fine. Check the BeOS Ready Hardware list. If you've got something that isn't supported,you migh...
Summary: 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....
Summary: Hi, I was planning to use a CD-RW for my personal data, as I am working with several different PCs (one under W2K, one under BeOS, others under Win9X,...
Summary: I'm not surprised your "modem" doesn't work under BeOS. Those things generally don't work under Linux, Solaris, BSD, DOS, or just about anything else...
Summary: Sounds like you don't have a problem with your cable adapter--it's your network adapter. I bet it isn't supported. Here's some hardware compatibilit...
Summary: Hiya guys, I just installed BeOS 5 Pro and for some reason can't get it to see my modem. I'm using a Zoom 56K PCI modem that BeOS says it supports and...
Summary: If you have about $100 to spare. I think the USRobotics external Sportster Classic 56K is an excellent one to work with both Windows and BeOS. In ad...
Summary: LoozerBaby: Are you able to get a cable modem to work under BeOS via USB? If so, I (and many others, I'm sure) would love to know how you did it! You...
Summary: Hi. I currently have BeOS Professional Corporate Edition. I tried to install it on my Pentium II 400, 256MB RAM, with a Gigabyte BXE motherboard. It w...
Summary: I am trying to setup my ethernet card under BeOS so I can access my LAN. I have a NetGear FA311 networking card, PCI. However, no matter how much I fi...
Summary: Well it depends... If the modem is supported then you should see a serial port available that is not one of the built in ports (i.e. if you have com1 ...
Summary: You can't get BeOS to find a serial port designated as COM5 because that configuration isn't supported. Under BeOS, modem serial ports should be set ...
Summary: I'm having problems trying to get my SMC EZ Card 10/100 PCI (SMC1244TX) to work under R5. I've checked several sources on how to configure a NIC unde...
Summary: I have a BeOS problem, i installed beos ( on win2k, ntfs ), when i boot to beos, i get the start screen, it thinks a little bit, the first 2 icons get...
Summary: Can you confirm that this is a real hardware modem? Most PCI modems are winmodems with Rockwell chipset, and BeOS only supports softmodems with Lucent...
Summary: Has anyone out there ever got an HSP56k PC-Tel micro modem to work (using BeOS PE 5.0.3)?? In Win ME it tells me that it's hooked to COM4. But there'...
Summary: Is it possible to get NAT to work under BeOS 5 and using adsl? I have 2 nics, one to the adsl modem and one to the lan. It works perfectly under win2k...
Summary: well my dvd-drive can boot from cd...actually not from the self-made DevEd edition CD made under BeOS PE 5 with CDBurner...and it shows error everywhe...
Summary: Well, I've installed both BeOS 5.0 Personal Edition and Pro Edition on a system that used a Tyan Trinity KT-A S2390B motherboard with a VIA Apollo KT1...
Summary: hi i can't configure my connection in BeOS even with the guidance from the manual. my modem is com us robotic 56k voice internal PCI help me please.....
Summary: If your modem works in Windows and Linux there is no need to worry about line connections as you know. The following link has a great modem guide for ...
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