Please use it to test if your hardware is compatible.

a free version (limited to 14.4Kbps data), available at no cost.

The HCF and HSF drivers are now available in two editions: Volunteer and legal issues prevent us from using a classic open-source development model, Please switch to 2.4 or later.īecause the scope of this project has grown beyond the capacity of a single Linux 2.2 kernels are no longer supported. We strongly recommend that all users upgrade to the latest version.

Debian packages (in our Download section).

Prebuilt RPM packages for the latest Mandrake/RedHat/SuSE kernels.

Improved SMP and preemptible kernel support.

Multiple device instances (several modems can now be simultaneously used).

Better hardware support, including latest Conexant devices.

Implementation of Conexant's SDK2K (for upcoming Modem On Hold).

Digital Call Progress for HSF (playing the modem dialing sound through.

Class 1.0 FAX support in full version (new for HSF), compatible with HylaFAX, efax-gtk, and efax.

V.92 support in full version (new for HSF).

Sep-08-2003 Linuxant releases significantly enhanced Conexant HCF and HSF modem drivers! Jul-30-2004 Linuxant adds USB support to HSF driver! News & Announcementsįeb-07-2006 Linuxant releases enhanced HSF driver with Intel High Definition Audio (HDA) bus support!ĭec-14-2004 Linuxant adds ATI, SIS, x86_64 support in new improved version of HSF driver! To choose the appropriate driver(s), you must first identify your modem chipset. With your modem (please see the license/legal disclaimer). Will provide the same functionality as the original driver software or even work Howeverĭue to the large number of modem and computer system manufacturers usingĬonexant chipsets in custom products, there are no guarantees that generic drivers Support as many configurations and features as possible.

Our generic Linux drivers for most Conexant HCF, HSF and DGC chipsets Is my device supported? Which driver(s) do I need?

Latter is provided in source form, allowing users to install the drivers under any However, we have attempted to reduce the inconvenience of binary-only modulesīy separating the proprietary code from the operating-system specific code. Our goal is to broaden and improve supported Linux technologies by making complete, high-quality drivers for Conexant chipsetsĭue to intellectual-property/patent issues beyond our control, the sourceĬode of some components like modem modulations cannot be released The OEM version of the HSF driver which does not require any license key is now available for your convenience. NOTE: As dial-up modems are now mostly obsolete, these drivers are no longer being actively developed.

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