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setserial /dev/modem spd_vhi Both the spd_hi and spd_vhi options can be specified by a non-root user, so regular Linux system users can tailor a modem port when they want to change speeds. You can return the modem port to the normal 38,400 baud rate with the following command: setserial /dev/modem spd_normal The setserial commands work with Linux kernels of version 1.0 and higher. The command is enhanced considerably with each later version, so check the man page to see what options are available for customizing serial ports with your Linux release. Summary Installing a high-speed modem (or even an older, slower model) is easy with Linux, as long as you have a device driver properly set up. Dozens of applications work under Linux to offer everything from terminal emulation to complex communications protocols. Most modem use is for dialing out, although you may want to configure a modem for friends to log in to your system.
