megavolt85 wrote:yep
but need same modem as for dreampi
soft modem (win modem) don't supported
As long as the winmodem is voice capable and supports the commands the dreampi script is sending, it should work. You would set up the virtual machine to have a com port mapped to whichever com port your winmodem is installed on your host windows machine. That way windows takes care of all the needed drivers. You would still need a line voltage inducer of course.Ian Micheal wrote: would it be possible one day to have other modem support? like win modem that would make it much cheaper thing for people with hardware in hand?
what is the problems with making it support other modems?
Those are voice commands which is why I prefaced my comment by saying it has to be a voice capable modem. A lot of winmodems aren't, but they do exist. The easiest solution, is yes, to just use the recommended dreampi modem.megavolt85 wrote:this PC-DC have linuxant driver for soft modem
tested 20+ modems and all not support +VLS, +VST or +VTX comand
yes, this PC-DC server identical to DreamPIReaderRagfish wrote:Does it also fix the issues with AFO not working and Windows CE games taking several tries to connect?
even if i used it for years