🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <310635dd.0@sylvia.tummy.com>, jafo@ariel.tummy.com (Sean Reifschneider) writes...
>Limited by the speed of the Linux serial port?  Why?  I mean, we're not talking
>T1 speeds here, we're talking 56/64K or possibly 115/128K.  These ARE speeds
>that can be handled by the serial ports with the exception of 128 (which
>you'd have to run at 115.2K).  I've been running my 64K ISDN line at 115K
>for months now with 0 problems.

That's if you have the new UART. Those stuck with the older UART's are limited
to 38400. And if you are going to buy a new serial board for speed, why not get
an $90 Ethernet card instead?

>I was ready to order a P25 to get things working, but it was really the
>P50 that was misbehaving, not the PPP software on my end (IMHO).  The P50
>had VERY little in the way of debugging tools...  The problem for me
>would have been that I would have needed to get an extra ethernet
>board and set up a seperate ENet segment to run the Pipeline on because
>of my firewall situation.  I guess with newer Linux kernels I could have
>tried the aliasing, but that's still Alpha code.

The Pipeline do have debugging tools. The problem is that the manuals don't
talk about them. If you are familiar with Ascend, you'll know to enter esc -
esc = to get to the debug mode.