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The Winmodems-and-Linux HOWTO

Alexandre J., alexandre12@mageos.com

v1.2, 29 April 2001

This document helps users who have a Winmodem for getting it working under Linux.

1. What are Winmodems ?

2. ISA or PCI ?

3. Installing a modem driver

4. The end...

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