Actiontec ADSL USB Modem

Anyone know how (or if) I can get this setup with Fedora Core 1?

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Anyone know how (or if) I can get this setup with Fedora Core 1?

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Easiest answer? Use a router to connect your system(s) via a NIC card. What model number is it? Wired or wireless?

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Actiontec is real good about linux support, but USB is often uncertain with Linux. Danleff is right. The easiest way is to go from an ADSL modem into a router like Linksys or D-link, then to most any NIC card in your computer and it should work without problems.

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Model number UD800TP. It's wired.
 
Thanks for your help so far. I didn't really want to go down the route your suggesting as it means spending more cash and I only have the one computer.
 
Is there no way I can getting it operational as is?

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Droop,
 
I'm coming up empty when I google "Actiontec" with "UD800TP" and "Linux."
 
This, modem is the closest thing I could find to what you have that is actually listed as working. So you already have this modem and it isn't working? Or are you thinking about buying one. Tell us where you are with this.

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Empty here too. It is listed on Actiontec's web site here.