Hello,

After installing the new Red Hat 8.0, I'm trying to connect to internet (I'm wrinting this under Windows...). I have a Peabird PEAB-PCI-V92 and I've downloaded the drivers from the web site.
Unfortunately I didn't succeed to install them but I got an error message telling me that he cannot find my modem identificator.

I quickly looked on the install procedure and discovered that to identify the modem it uses the "/proc/bus/pci/devices" file. But this file is 0 Byte on my Red Hat. Is that normal ?

Do anyone else succeeded installing this driver on RH 8.0 ?

1 year later....

hi morsarf,

I've installed Mandrake 9.1 a few weeks ago, and I've got the same modem PEAB-V92-PCI.
Until now, it has not been recognized by my system...
So I wanted to know if you have found any solution since october 2002

I believe I'm close to find because I manage to pilot the modem from a bash shell and make it works as a phone...
+ echo "ATZ" > /dev/modem
+ echo "ATDT3611" > /dev/modem
.... etc,

so what's the missing part of installation ?

Thanks for your attention

driver used :
hsflinmodem-4.06.06.02-1.i586.rpm
extracted from cw52_2.4.x.zip

+ hsfsysid
Linux-i686-2.4.21-0.13mdk-MODVERS Mandrake-9.1
+ hsfconfig --version
4.06.06.02