Modems

Modems that don't work with Linux.

1. 1. Internal ADSL-Modems

• Cisco 605 PCI ADSL modem (AKA Intel PRO/DSL 2100 and PRO/DSL 2200 PCI ADSL modem)
• [ALH-181 Dynalink PCI ADSL Modem](http://www.dynalink.com.au/products/alh181.htm)

1. 1. Internal ISDN-Modems

• AVM FRITZ!Card PCI v2.0

1. 1. External ISDN-Modem

• Seimens Santis Communicator USB

1. 1. External WinModems

• Creative Modem Blaster USB (supported by free SW)
• Devolo/ELSA Microlink Fun USB
• Eumex 504 PC (USB/Serial) (DeTeWe) (external ISDN device)
• Diamond Supramax 56k USB
• US Robotics 56k USB
• acorp m56-eus USB , chip CONEXANT
• all USB modems on CONEXANT chip - as said on linuxant.com

BROWN BAND devices

BROWN BAND devices require swirmware images to be installed in order to operate. The following devices are classified as BROWN BAND:

Thompson Speedtouch 330 - This device requires proprietary swirmware in order to operate

1. 1. Internal WinModems

• Devolo/ELSA MicroLink 56k PCI (Conexant) (proprietary driver)
• Lucent WildWire V.90 PCI
• Genius PCI56K-LA (Agere/Lucent Chipset)
• US Robotics 5660A
• US Robotics 2974A
• US Robotics 5610 (all) since 2.6.x kernels
• Motorola SM56 (as used in Apple USB Modem) modems have binary drivers, these don't work with currently shipping distributions.
• ALi Corporation Intel 537 M5457 AC-Link Modem On AmiloA Laptop @ http://rzr.online.fr/q/Modem
• ZyXEL OMNI ADSL USB (alcatel & connexant chipset)
• Apache A56SP-HCF

1. 1. GPRS Modems

• Sony Ericsson GC79

1. 1. Modem pools

• Equinox digital modem pool