Modem Drivers on Linux

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Connecting to the internet through dial up becames a tough task under linux. Especiallly if you r having an internal modem.
I have got a few drivers.
Smartlink
Hfc
and a few more

Does anyone need them?
Does anyone has D-Link Modem drivers for linux?

try
www.opendrivers.com

heres a link into :
www.opendrivers.com/company/22678/d-link-free-driver-download.html

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Prav.

Well, almost all driver providers/modem manufacturers have their respective product drivers for Windows, Linux, etc. on their website.. Also the websites mentioned by @QwertyManiac can be used..

Do you have drivers for PCTEL ?

try www.linmodems.org

If the DLink modem is based on the conexant chipset, you can get the linuxant drivers for it. GNUrag has hosted version 5 of these at *db.ilug-bom.org.in/lug-authors/anurag/HSF-linmodem-5.03.27-tar.gz

See if it works.

I downloaded the driver now what do I do to install it ?

Uh, I am sorry, but the driver I mentioned is for conexant chipsets, and not PCTel ones. I provided the link as the original poster needed them.

But you seem to be having lots of info about PCTel at the linmodems site

You could look at this page for a start.