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I don't really want to be pedantic, but...

jeff@amikoj.rn.com (Jeff Kunce) writes:

>*THANK YOU* to all who responded to my questions about waffle &
>V.32bis. The suggestions were very edifying. It was suprising to 
>see the wide range of throughput that folks are getting, and also the 
>wide range of (sometimes conflicting) "recipes" for increasing one's 
>speed. After trying numerous combinations, here is what works for me:
>
>DESCRIPTION OF MY SYSTEM:
>System:   GoldStar 10mHz XT clone
>Software: Waffle 1.65, BNU Fossil driver
>Modem:    Zoom fax/Modem VFP V.32bis (internal, 16550 UART)
>"Dialers" Entry:  ...  38400    "" AT&F OK ATL1&C1&D2%M0&Q6S95=44 ...
>"Static: stuff:  uu.locked:38400 uu.driver:fossil
>BNU fossil flags: /F /L:1=38400
>uucp protocol: "g", 7 windows  (mine does this w/ default settings)
>
>EXPLANATION OF MODEM SETTINGS:
>   - V.32bis "on"  (Mine is set to connect at highest possible speed)
>   - compression "off" (no V.42, no MNP :  %M0 on my modem)
>   - correction "off" (no V.42.bis, no MNP5 : &Q6 on my modem)

    v.42 is "correction"
    v.42bis is "compression"

    Why do you not want v.42 correction, or MNP correction?

My own preference is v.42+v.42bis.  For windows of 7, that gives me the
best throughput, typically MNP4+300 cps over 14.4 connections.  Your
milage may vary, of course.
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