>> Writing a driver for WinModems can be an interesting exercise in itself.
>
>Especially since such thing can not be done reliable in "standard Linux".
>Only in RT-Linux :-((
Oh, I'd bet a winmodem would work better in Linux than it would on
Windows, since no matter what bad things you might say about Linux's
multitasking you'd still have to agree that it's better than Windows.
>> This would require (probably) some mathematics and some knowledge of how
>> to do dsp processing.
>
>Plus you'll need to do a lot of reverse ingeneering :-))
Foo on that. If the people who sell Winmodems want to get their
hot little fingers into the Linux market, they can write their own
device drivers (UDI, anyone?) and fix the bugs themself.
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david parsons \bi/ This is strictly my opinion, of course.
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