Wireless DSL Modems

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Motorola Chipset PCI 56k V.92 Data Fax Modem--Brand New US $8.95

Motorola Chipset 56K v.92 V.90 PCI Data/Fax Modem Card US $5.49

TP-Link TM-IP5600 Motorola Chipset V.92 PCI Fax Modem - Retail Box US $10.99

Motorola Chipset PCI 56k V.92 Data Fax Modem Brand New US $8.95

Modem PCI 56K V92 Motorola Chipset XP 95 98 ME NT 2000 New US $4.95

ENF656-GSW-MOPR 56K Internal Data/Fax Modem Motorola Chipset US $32.00

What is "Early non-VGA device" ?

I recently installed a PCI dial-up modem D-Link DFM 560IS (some 7 years old) in my PIII 866 Mhz Win98 SE system. At the first instance after booting, the system didn't recognize the modem. But after some try, I successfully installed the driver (Motorola SM56 Modem) for the modem and was able to dial and connection was made. But when I restarts, sometimes the modem does not work properly and sometimes it shows the message "A new hardware found - Early non-VGA device". Now each time this message shows, I will have to uninstall the driver and re-install it. Again, sometimes it works and sometimes it won't. I have never met any such problem with my PCI LAN card. What could be causing the problem?

Before VGA was common, there were number of non-VGA display adapters available.

Monochrome
Hercules Monochrome graphic
CGA
EGA
PGA
and host of other non-standard types

My guess is that your LAN card is using the interrupt or memory space common with these cards. Can you adjust your network card to use different address/IRQ?

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