> I noticed at the last computer show in my local area that PCI modem are
> becoming very numerous. They actually outnumbered the ISA modems at the
> show. Is anybody working on writing a Linux driver for these modems? If
> not I may want to give it a shot. Given PCI's solving of the IRQ limitation
> (as well as probably the 4 COM port limit) on the PC I could definately put
> these PCI modems to good use, besides I will need it if Intel is successful
> in killing ISA (and the COM ports) this year. On another note somebody told
> me that all PCI modems were WinModems. Does anybody know if this is true?
> I doubt it, but the possibility is there.
>
> - A. Barbachan
>
> PS
>
> Anybody working on support for PCI parallel and serial ports? I may
> want to look into these as well.
I'd like to help you, but I have no such cards here. I'm very interesting
in seeing a 'lspci -vvx' dump for both serial and parallel PCI cards.
Have a nice fortnight
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