iBook Modem

[mauro]

That is a normal trouble having an hardware or internal modem, and it
happens with all the distros, for both macs or peecees...
The problem can be fixed using an external modem, or searching the right
driver for your internal modem chipset for linux, even i think it'll be hard
to find it for Mac, being the Mac's distros much less developed then Intel
based computer ones... anyway, try to search it with google.com/linux,
giving before a glance to the Apple system profiler to reach all the info
about your modem.
Good Louck
Mauro 
> I just installed YDL 3 on my 700Mhz iBook, runs pretty well.  One
> thing, I can't configure my modem to connect to the internet.  Using,
> KPPP, it can never find the modem.  I've selected
> every type of modem in the config menu, even the types that are only
> supposed to work on windows machines.  The closest I can get is
> selecting /dev/modem, where it says the modem is ready, but then never
> responds to anything else, and then says it can't find it.  The modem
> works fine in 10.2.6, (dual boot) and i remember it being referred to
> somewhere in X as /dev/cu.modem, however this is not an option on the
> config menu of KPPP.  Help?
> 
> ~Seth Matheson
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