> > I'll tell you why, Because Miami HATES AT&F, it goes crazy man! I
> > didn't make up that string anyhow, I just picked a modem (I can't
> > remember which one) and I worked, so there!
>
> Miami works fine with AT&F\r here.
Oh, well in that case I may try AT&F on miami again then, But I
remember I didn't work last time on my OS35 version of miami.
> >> &D2 drops carrier on loss of connection to the computer (i.e.
> >> crash/reset), &D0 keeps the connection.
>
> > Yep, sure does. It's better to have this setting that way when voyager
> > runs out of memory and crashes (like it always does on my system!) you
> > don't run up a bill after you forget about the modem.
>
> So why do you use &D0 with Miami? Depending on the time of day and the
> time it takes your Amiga to reboot, it's usually cheaper to leave the
> connection up while rebooting.
I don't know. I didn't even look at the string until the other day!
> An even better solution is to eliminate the cause of the crashes.
True. I have now got Voyager running on my workbench screen now. This
should cut down usage of my chip ram a bit :-)
/Richard Brooklyn/
