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Article #2037Re: NOS, Falcon, & 28.8 modem.
From: Graham Irvine
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1996 00:00
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On Fri, 16 Feb 96 23:42:38 GMT ,Twas none other than Daron Brewood who did state .... > In a message of 16 Feb 96 Nick@flinny.demon.co.uk (90:100/106) woffled to > All : > N> # Attach the SLIP driver to the serial port > N> # if port 0 slip dev buff mru baud > N> attach asy AUX: 0 ppp sl0 32767 1500 150 > Cheers Nick, looks like I've got it right, apart from I'm using 134 to > generate 57600bps instead of 115200. Is there any advantage of going to the > higher speed? If you are getting lots of intermittent transfering (which you suggest elsewhere that you are) then the mtu should be reduced to something smaller ..576 being a common used setting for ppp. This should help that . # if port 0 type dev buff MTU baud # --- ---- - ---- --- ---- --- ----- attach asy AUX: 0 ppp sl0 32767 576 150 and add this to the startup.nos script aswell ... the MTU and MRU should be set to the same value ... ppp sl0 lcp local mru 576 ppp sl0 lcp remote mru 576 -- ---- Atari Falcon030(32) Linux68K site ---- Graham Irvine : graham@grasper.demon.co.uk -------------------------------------------
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 112f4b,aa3e1e05ed8f1413 X-Google-Attributes: gid112f4b,public From: graham@grasper.demon.co.uk (Graham Irvine) Subject: Re: NOS, Falcon, & 28.8 modem. Date: 1996/02/19 Message-ID: <824769053.27825@grasper.demon.co.uk> X-Deja-AN: 140134747 x-nntp-posting-host: grasper.demon.co.uk references: <6879dbrewood@nest.demon.co.uk> organization: The Archives of Oblivion : LinuX/68k newsgroups: demon.ip.support.atari