> At this point there are a couple options.
>
> * Use existing docs (this should work for Lucent chipsets at least) and
> reverse engineering tools such as the free ones at
> http://www.sysinternals.com/ to figure out how to control the winmodem
> card's DSP and codec. This won't get you a modem, but it will get you a
> driver that will let you do nifty things with phones, like voicemail.
> You can perhaps use code in the ISDN subsystem and elsewhere to
> construct a simple 2400 baud modem.
Isn't there a driver for a "SoundBlaster" modem in the recent kernels?
IIRC, it can do 9600 bps, so changing that driver to use a different DSP
might be a better way to do this.
-- Regards, Modemch
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