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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: Unidentified Subject...
From:       "Anno v. Heimburg" <anno () vonheimburg ! de>
Date:       2001-07-24 13:36:55
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Hi Gaddy!

As much I would like to help you, I have to introduce you to another aspect 
of mailing-list help.

To keep traffic as small as possible (and, for a dial-up user, kde-user 
traffic is already high enough) and to keep the list itself possible to 
follow, mailing lists are topic-centered. This mailing list is all about kde.

E.g. your problem with the lines across the screen is a problem that appears 
in kde, but actually is not a kde problem. So pointing out to you that you 
need a newer version of X is within the scope of this mailing list. But it 
ends here. Help on "how do I install X" or other X questions can be asked in 
the appropriate x mailing lists, but is not within the scope of this list.

So, Gaddy, please re-post your question on a list centered around modems 
under linux. If it then works w/another application, but you have problems 
getting it run in KDialer (just an example), you're welcome to ask them here 
:-)

I hope you're not disappointed; somehow you have to keep this huge community 
organized. I'm sorry I can't point you to a correct mailing list, I don't 
have any experience in that area. Try Google http://www.google.com

Greets.

Anno.

Am Dienstag, 24. Juli 2001 14:36 schrieb Gaddy:
> Thank you Anno, will have to try it out.
> I, being a newbie, however, have another problem.
> I have a Conexant Soft K56 Data, Voice..blah blah PCI modem. (all those
> reading this probably just went "groan") Anyway.
> Its listed in my hardware in kde and also shows up when i run cat /proc/pci
> As HCF PCI communicating device, or something similar, listing its hex
> address and irq no. How may i possibly use this.
> Secondly, i have a external Hayes accuras 33.6 message modem..... I simply
> use it directly as /ttys1..is that the best way. or should i have a driver
> for it. It seems to run much slower and disconnects often this way.Please
> have mercy on this soul. This mailing list is turning out to be quite
> helpful

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