On Sat 11-12-99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> John Block ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on Thu, 09 Dec 1999 18:01:36 +0000:
> > As any ISP helpline will tell you, obviously your software and Amiga are at
> > fault.
>
> I can vouch for that! I was advised by a friendly, former Amiga owning helpline
> staff member at Free-Online, that any problems I may be having using their
> service, could magically be solved by buying a PC.
>
> Maybe when hell freezes over I will! :-)
/Amen to that!!/
By the way, I've just given my Miggy her X-mas presents early, in
the form of the IO-Blix and Buddha/Catweasel MKII zorro cards. Boy!!
What a difference! But I was wondering if there is anything I can do
via software to speed things up a bit more. ( Okay, so I'm a speed
demon! But at least I'm not a PC-Demon :-) )
Anyway, getting back on track, I want to make Genesis faster and
more stable. Granted, the problems here may be with Prestel ( my ISP )
but I'm gonna try anyway.
*DETAILS:*
The Pace 56k is connected via IOBlix using "ioblixser.device"
v37.10. DOpus is running on a PicassoIV 800x600 24bit screen.
*GENESIS SETTINGS:*
*_DEVICE:_* Baud rate - 115200, Buffer size - 65000,
Flow Control - RTS/CTS
(Highspeed Mode & DropDTRTicked)
*_COMMANDS:_*
Init string - AT&F&D2\r
Dial Prefix - ATDT
Dial Suffix - \r
Answer - ATA\r
Hangup - ~~~xxx~~~ATHO\r
Command Delay - 10 (x1/50 sec)
The MTU (max transfer unit) is 1500, as set by Genesis Wizard,
Carrier Detect is on and so is Use DNS Address. Ping is on every 10
mins - /what does this do BTW?/
If anyone can help on this, I'd be grateful.
Jayce, half asleep with one Hell of a hangover...
--
Jayce's Machine Setup:
Amiga A1200 in Power Tower, Z4 Busboard, 1.3Gig Hard Drive,
32x CD-ROM, Magnum '060/50 with 32Meg FastRAM, Picasso IV GFX board,
Pace 56k Modem, IOBlix Zorro II multi I/O interface,
Buddha/Catweasel MkII Zorro, Belinea 10 30 10 Multiscan monitor
DOpus Magellan II as WBR, P96
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