On Tuesday 08 August 2006 21:27, SOTL wrote: > On the other hand if I purchase a box set of comerical SuSE ther is an > implied warranty and in many locations a guarantee warranty by law that > the product will perform as expected. If it does not then the product is > in violation of its warranty and may be subject to none to severe legal > penalties depending on purchase location. If it can be demonstrated that > the product failure was due to gross neglance (inability to connect to > the internet by modem) and that resulted in substantial damages to the > consumer then it may be that the consumer is not only legally able to > obtain their purchase price of the good back but that the consumer may > be in fact be able to recover consiquental damages. To translate this > latter assume Mr. Consummer purchases a good for $100.00 which does not > perform as expected due to gross neglance in the manufacture of the good > and the manufacture was aware of this then the manufacture may be liable > to the consumer for the $1,000,000.00 consequential damage that non > performance of the good caused.
My modem works fine under 10.1, although I don't need to use it unless my ADSL fails. I suggest you speak to the modem manufacturer to determine where the problem is, although I have an idea what it might be. I think you do too. Cheers Pete --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
