From: umbe@P233.ML
Date: Thu May 04 2000 - 02:06:01 CEST
On Fri, Apr 21, 2000 at 02:29:36PM +0200, Michele Andreoli wrote:
> A full working telephone line, so! This is much more I need. I wish only
> test incoming modem call in Linux, using my notebook winmodem,
> connected via wire to another modem. Maybe, there is some option AT*
> which disable dial tone waiting, and so on.
> But I do not know what happen, in the circuitery signals
> side, if I cross the wire tx-rx, as usually we do for null-modem cable.
A good idea, if you can spend 100$, could be to buy a little "centralino"
(also my english is fractured and I don't know the proper word for centralino,
I hope you understand this Italian word :-) ). A "centralino" for 1 incoming
line to 4 internal extentions costs (more or less) that amount,
is very easy to install, is the real thing (first modem dials, there is a real
call, on the other side ypu have rings and then the picking up)
and, when you are done with your experiments, it is still usefull to call from
a room to the another and much more.
Ciao
Umberto
umbefav@bigfoot.com
P.S.: I really apreciate your mulinux, apart enjoing it for its elegance,
I'm using it to connect an old 486 on which I run my accountability,
pure old DOS 5.2 with no networking software, to my net for backups
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