[hcflinux] Linux drivers,

[Steve Laverty]

I was also looking to use vgetty.  When I executed the voice AT commands 
listed in the Conexant documentation (also on the driver website) they 
appeared to work fine.  The problem I found was that vgetty did not 
support the AT command set used by the Conexant driver.  Unfortunately 
the commands are in the code instead of in a config file.  I considered 
adding the Conexant command set to vgetty but then got too busy.  Does 
anyone know if support has been added or is being added?

Steve

Spencer Thomas wrote:

>I have a small Dell machine that I have been fooling around with and I
>installed Redhat 9 on it. It is fairly old and apparently has a software
>modem. The string from /proc/pci states "Conexant HCF 56k
>Data/Fax/Voice/Spkp Modem (rev 8)" which lead me to your site. I was kind of
>hoping I could get vgetty to work with it (which would require FCLASS=8).
>However, after attempting to install one of your drivers (first attempted a
>kernel specific one, but I am using 2.4.20-13.9 which doesn't seem to be
>support yet), version "0.99lnxtbeta03042700" of the "generic" drivers, the
>best I can get from AT+FCLASS=? is "0,1,1.0". After digging through the
>mailing list archive a little I found :
>
>Wed Aug 21 2002 Marc Boucher <marc at mbsi.ca>
>	* Integrated voice (AT+FCLASS=8) support.
>
>(irrelevant lines ommitted)
>
>I read on the "Limitations" page that the voice is very "preliminary," but I
>can't seem to find any at all. Is this support not available for my modem?
>What am I doing wrong? Could I help in some way to get voice working with
>your driver(s)?
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Spencer
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