[ale] X2 and Linux...

[William Young]

Nope. Only the winmodem is PnP. The WinModem, incidentally, also steals
clock cycles from your motherboard, which slows down performance.

The regular USR Sportster in *not* pnp, and Mighty Fine Product (tm)

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On Tue, 29 Jul 1997, james pancoast wrote:

> 
> 	Ok, I've been considering buying a USR X2 modem...  I've been snooping
> around the FAQ's and stuff, but was still wondering if anyone on the list
> got it to work.  The problem I've noticed so far is that the USR modems are
> all plug and play... is it just a simple matter of getting isapnptools to
> get it to work?  Any help at all would be greatly appreciated...
> 
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