On Sun, 2 Mar 1997, Daniel Stringfield wrote:
> Also, I remember bringing up the fact that its illegal (in the US) to run
> at speeds
> over 46k (or similar) over the analog lines... so legally, you can't go
> that fast.
> I'm assuming that this is going to be overturned shortly, since several
> c
John Goerzen wrote:
I don't know why not. There is nothing different about the modem
<->
computer interface, AFAIK.
On Mar 2, Gregory Vence wrote:
> Is the 56kb USRupgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4. :)
I was just checking to make sure that the upgrade wasn't some Win
I don't know why not. There is nothing different about the modem <->
computer interface, AFAIK.
On Mar 2, Gregory Vence wrote:
> Is the 56kb USRupgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4. :)
>
> Thanx -- Greg.
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Larry 'Daffy' Daffner wrote:
As far as real connect speeds, I've seen estimates that < 5% of the
country has the right hardware on the other end of the telephone
switch to support 56kbps technology. Also, USR hasn't actually
shipped
the equipment that's needed on the ISP side to support
"GV" == Gregory Vence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
"SK" --Susan G. Kleinmann wrote:
SK> Hi Greg -- You asked:
GV> Is the 56kb USR upgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4.
GV> :)
SK> Almost certainly. I use a 56K ISDN 'pseudo-modem' all the
SK> time. Even though this box
> > Is the 56kb USR upgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4.
>
> Almost certainly. I use a 56K ISDN 'pseudo-modem' all the time.
> Even though this box isn't internally the same as the real USR modem
[snip]
> I'm refering to using the 56k upgrade to their 33.6 modems. It's some
> k
> I'm refering to using the 56k upgrade to their 33.6 modems. It's some
> kind of driver (not ISDN) for working on regular analog lines. It might
> be something that reloads EEPROM or such.
>
> I'm looking for success and real connect speeds. Sometimes people with
> 33.6k only get on at 28.8k o
Susan G. Kleinmann wrote:
Hi Greg --
You asked:
> Is the 56kb USR upgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4.
:)
Almost certainly. I use a 56K ISDN 'pseudo-modem' all the time.
Even though this box isn't internally the same as the real USR modem
you're talking about, the soft
Hi Greg --
You asked:
> Is the 56kb USR upgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4. :)
Almost certainly. I use a 56K ISDN 'pseudo-modem' all the time.
Even though this box isn't internally the same as the real USR modem
you're talking about, the software configuration under Linux would
b
Is the 56kb USR upgrade compatible with linux? I tired of 14.4. :)
Thanx -- Greg.
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