Fedora installation apparently detected it, because when I did the reboot after the install, the screen showing the details of booting came up and said that I'd removed a "generic serial modem," and did I want to remove the configuration? I said yes. I have no reason to doubt that it did so, but firing up the Hardware Browser shows that it sees a "Zoom V90 Internal Faxmodem Unknown".
Hi James,
I assume Kudzu asked you to remove the drive. No problem, this is only some kind of bug in Kudzu. Just install the modem using Internet Configuration Wizard in System Tools. You can just use the modem after that. By the way, its better not to answer yes to the Kudzu question or you'll have to install /dev/modem (I think that's all Kudzu does for you).
Anyway, I'm not sure, but maybe the Internet Configuration Wizard does this for, try it.
Have fun.
Guus. -- A.J. Bonnema, Leiden The Netherlands, user #328198 (Linux Counter http://counter.li.org)
