Prøv at downloade denne fil:
http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/packages/smartlink/slmdm-2.7.10.tar.gzDen kommer herfra:
http://bellet.info/~bellet/laptop/t40.html (Kig under afsnittet internal Modem)
Internal Modem
No success currently, but the Smart Link driver looks promising, and almost works for me in version 2.7.14. The driver recognizes the hardware. With minicom, the modem responds to the ATZ command, but the dialing usually fails with a "NO_DIALTONE" error. This may be related to the fact that I'm in France, and the kind of telecom modulation used here is not (yet) properly supported. So, until I discover a better solution, I'll keep my trusted MegaHertz 3CXEM556 card, with a real modem inside and an useful XJack connector.
Update 2003/08/06: wow, the hack to successfuly use the SmartLink driver came from this message on the linux-thinkpad mailing-list, relating the experience of toshiba laptop user with the same kind of winmodem in his machine. The original news is here at the Modem section. The key of the solution is to use a particular version of the modem driver, slmdm-2.7.10.tar.gz, (all later versions suffer from the "twice dialtones" problem, already described on the linux-thinkpad list), and to tweak the amrmo_init.c file, replacing the #define PCI_DEVICE_ID_ICH3 value to 0x24C6 instead of 0x2486 (this is the value of PCI_DEVICE_ID_ICH4 too, on the line below). The installation and configuration process remains unmodified. As you can see further in this file, the support for ICH4 was previously disabled (line 218), this hack just re-enables it.
I can confirm that the modem works on my T40, at least in the V90 mode that I tested, using my regular dial-up ISP, connected without problem, at 45000 bauds, as usual. Then I tryied to use a service, specific to France, called minitel, connecting at 1200/75 bauds in V.23 mode, without success this time. Maybe, the init sequence (at+ms=23) was incomplete. The connection is okay, incoming data from the server are correct, but keystrokes sent to the server, and coming back to screen are somewhat garbled during the trip. Fax and voice modes are untested.