How do I move the modem to the final motherboard?

I develop systems using PC's and Linux (generally). Until now I did not 
need a modem.

I develop the software on my AMD x86_64 using the excuse that it may 
make me more productive,
and then deliver systems that normally don't need that processor speed, 
so I use motherboards with a
Duron 1.6Ghz which is more than enough.

This time I did need a modem, and realized that Linux is really at a 
disadvantage in that area. Fortuntely
I found Linuxant and bought a license, allowing me to come close to the 
end of the development. Now comes
the problem: When I move the modem to the Duron system your software 
does not honor the license.

This is a real problem, not only in the cost, but on the time lost. 
Please let me know what to do. I believe that
your software should work wherever I move the modem. The modem I use is 
out of production, so there is no
question of using your software in more than one system. I could not buy 
the same modem even if I wanted to.
And next is the question of what will happen when we go to the future 
kernel 2.8, which I suppose will exist some day.
Or any other change in the system.

Please let me know what you suggest. I already saw some other modems 
that I would rather use, and not have to deal
with the problem that your software introduces.

Thanks,


George Blat


The AMDX64 license:

Product name: Modem driver license
E-mail address: [email protected]
Registration ID: 540E-4D38-0E0B
License key: 30-28-7A-16-80-8E



The new Registration ID (same modem)

Config for modem unit 0: /dev/ttySHCF0
        Device instance: 0-PCI-127a:1002-122d:4002
        HW revision    : DP Part '71' Rev 'BA' Asic ID 0x210
        HW profile name: hcfpciv90
        Registration ID: C28E-9638-AA0B
        License owner  : [email protected]
        License key    : 30-28-7A-16-80-8E
        License status : FREE (max 14.4kbps data only)
        Current region : USA (T.35 code: 00B5)
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