ISDN within vmware win98-guest-os under linux

[Paul-Wilhelm Hermsen]

Is ist possible to configure the passive ISDN-controller AVM
FritzCard-classic within the guest-os Win98 under linux, in this case
distribution SUSE 6.3?
Is it possible to configure an ISDN-controller within a guest-os
anyway?

Seems not to be, but, why not?

Adress-area and interrupt-settings are correct, the same as under
linux of course, but while booting the guest-system, the
AVM-Controller isn´t found. There are no conflicts shown concerning
other driver-settings under Win98.

Thanks for giving any helping answers...
P.-W.

[Ricardo Machado]

WMWare emulates a full PC, ie, it, it simulates its hardware and its IRQs
through software. Your ISDN adapter is present in the host, physically
installed in the PCI or ISA bus but it is NOT emulated, ie, there is no code
in VMWware to make it "visible" to the guest OS. Therefore, your Win98
cannot "see" the adapter.

Paul-Wilhelm Hermsen <p...@pwhermsen.de> wrote in message
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[Paul-Wilhelm Hermsen]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ursprüngliche Nachricht <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Am 01.05.00, 09:01:18, schrieb "Ricardo Machado" <rica...@adilan.com>
zum Thema Re: ISDN within vmware win98-guest-os under linux:

> WMWare emulates a full PC, ie, it, it simulates its hardware and its
IRQs
> through software. Your ISDN adapter is present in the host, physically
> installed in the PCI or ISA bus but it is NOT emulated, ie, there is
no code
> in VMWware to make it "visible" to the guest OS. Therefore, your Win98
> cannot "see" the adapter.

Thank you so much, I supposed it to be as it is already.
Bye
P.-W.