Here are the final results using Pedigree Apricot local bus machines.
Machine 1: Apricot LSPro 486DX-4 100Mhz 256Kb cache
Windoze 95 shelled to dos prompt
Harddisk c: = 21 and 21 seconds
Ramdrive e: = 19 and 19 seconds
RE-BOOT to MS DOS MODE ...smartdrv C+ 2048 512 512 /
>> Someone mentioned the Nokia phone with a modem...I am not up on cell
>> phones but wondered if they can be used for dos browsers like
>> Arachne? Which model?
I have a Nokia 6210 and it acts as a standard Hayes modem when you
connect it to the serial port.. I use it constantly as I live on a
Could be only a carrier loss. It usually happens when there are parasite
signals on the phone line (like chirps). There is a guard time which helps
modem distingush between a short duration carrier loss and a true hangup
by the remote modem. It can be tweaked by modifying the value of the S10
reg
>If I have a legal W95 I also have IE 4. Text602 and Tab602 are made
>for users who cannot exist without Windows environment.
Not true. First, the OEM versions of win95, even for version 2
come with IE 3, not IE 4. Second, and more important, there is
that fellow I believe in Australia that has t
I find dramatic differences in browsing speed depending on
which packet driver, browser, combination of TSRs, etc. I am
running.
I realize that the actual download speed reported by a browser
(e.g., arachne) depends on net traffic, phone lines, etc.
Therefore, is there some reasonable way to ben
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>Speaking of wanting CC cards, 10 pages of marketing info. about you,
>and similar got'you gimmicks to get free stuff: I recently downloaded
>a ve
