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Does anyone out there use ISDN cards together with Linux?

I would be very happy if someone could give me a short list
over ISDN cards and drivers that works with Linux. The cards I
have in mind is Diehl and NCP, but I don't know if there are
any drivers for these cards (or any good FTP archive that have
them) or if there are any other cards as well that might work.

Thanks!
        /Johan

I just read the CombiNet (sunnyvale, calif) has a pc card with a linux
(unsupported) driver.  Just announced this week ...

The pc card is in the $500 range, and does ip/ipx routing (I believe).  You
can buy compression for an extra $100.

I believe it has an integrated nt1.

fyi,

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.bl

web: <a href="ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/blevin/index.html"> Bryan Levin </a>

        "nuthin' left to do but compile, compile, compile" ;-)

Is that a "PC" card or pcmcia?  I'd kill to have an ISDN pcmcia
card in my laptop linux box!

-Greg-

IBM's MWave PCMCIA card is pretty impressive.  Not only will it connect
to ISDN modems, but it's got a DSP which allowes it to connect to regular
modems over ISDN.

Sean
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