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Re: Using "chat" to connect at high speed

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From: John Tateno
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 1995 00:00
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On Fri, 15 Dec 1995, Walter Bischof wrote:

> Are you by any chance specifying 28800
> for the modem speed in the chat script? If so, give it another try
> but this time specifying 38400. 28800 is not on the list of acceptable
> modem speeds so chat goes to the default 9600 (or whaatever was
> given during kernel configuration).

Actually 57600, but I get the message. A friend of mine has speed set to
38400 and has no problemo.
Is 57600 not supported? What about 115200?


BTW Thanx for previous post.

Regards,
Johnny.

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