Quote Originally Posted by PrincessMisery
.....is the modem not compatible? *sigh*
I don't know the full answer, but the short answer is that many Winmodems are unfortunately not compatable with Linux. Some are, but Winmodems require special DSP software drivers writen for them. Each chip set needs it's own DSP software driver. And most hardware makers only provide drivers for Windows, many chip makers will not even release chip specs so that drivers cane be written for Linux, thus the lack of support. If you want to keep working on this goal you would be best off to determine what chip set you modem uses (often available in the device manager section of the system part of the control panel) and do some searching to see if Linux has support for it. Otherwise consider a true hardware modem, or join the 21st century and go high speed.