Ben A L Jemmett wrote:
So my mail actually got to the list even as I were unsubscribed (ISP error
- they have been having *major* problems with the mail server(s) I'm using
the past weeks. Of course they don't let the users know this. And no this
hasn't got anything to do with the recent "virus". Well now I'm down
reading all the mails (ouch!).
>Go with the 3C509B - the early 509s could be unreliable on
>occasion, but I've neverhad trouble with any of my Bs.
I've already descieded on using it. Now if only I can figure out how to
program the UART in Linux so that I can actually use my modem (and not only
issue commands to it that get stuck in the UART).
>Also, switch off as much of the auto-detect stuff as you can - force it to
>use BNC, turn off frame-type autodetection if your client has the option.
But of course, just like one turns off the BIOS POST efter the computer is
set up.
>Have you got mail problems? I had 58 messages from the list today...
Yes, the list (or rather Boanne, Pippi and a few others) have been very
heavy on the ammount of mails. Too bad I missed it all... I can't add much
now after so much has been said (and reading the mails in a webbrowser
isn't as easy nor convenient as in a mail program.
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