Look at the modem setup string, or the modem's power up settings.
Depending on your modem, the W or X or other AT commands might control
what is displayed when the connection is made. For instance, on some
modems setting W0 causes the serial port speed to be reported, and W2
causes the data link speed (modem to modem) to be reported.
Ken
On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Alessio Isaja wrote:
>and what should i write to see the real speed? If I use windows I can see
>the real speed...Before upgrading to KDE 1.1 I could see it too..
>ciao,
> Alessio
>
>On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso wrote:
>
>> The bit rate includes compression, that's because you can obtain
>> "virtual" speeds over the *real* speed of your modem.
>>
>> Have a good one.
>
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