Most of the time your connect speed is due to the age of your phone
system. I connect at 56K in ann arbor, but in flint/davison areas I only
get 42666 at the most.
Arthur H. Johnson II
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The Linux Box
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On Sun, 2 Sep 2001, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Arthur H.
Arthur H. Johnson II wrote:
Yes, I do. I use it for my Laptop and as a back up to my internal Lucent.
To use the modem, simply plug it into the external serial port, then point
your dialer to that port. The win ports to lin ports are as follows:
Win Linux
- -
com1
On Saturday 01 September 2001 23:35, you wrote:
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Yep, I'm using kppp. I knew about the modem speeds, and that sometimes
your modem reports computer-2-modem speeds, not modem-2-connection
speeds as well. Like you said, its still fascinating! ;-)
I'll check there, but I think its already
Yes, I do. I use it for my Laptop and as a back up to my internal Lucent.
To use the modem, simply plug it into the external serial port, then point
your dialer to that port. The win ports to lin ports are as follows:
Win Linux
- -
com1ttyS0
com2ttyS1
com3ttyS2
com4
Ever since I've installed the new Shuttle MB, I've had no ISA slots so I lost
my 56k Diamond Supra internal ISA modem, which ran great. I've been limping
along on a Practical Peripherals 28.8 external which works ok. I picked up an
external 56k Creative ModemBlaster today. I switched the modems
On Saturday 01 September 2001 01:07, you wrote:
Dennis Myers wrote:
actually I don't think kudzu will find an external cause it won't need
drivers or any thing like that. I would go to the KPPP setup and
choose the ttyS0 or ttyS1 and put in you ISP server ip addresses etc
and then see if
