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echo: aust_modem
to: Steven Anderson
from: Mark Griffiths
date: 1997-03-22 16:42:00
subject: Re: Australian USR Couri

-=> Quoting Steven Anderson to Russell Brooks <=-

 RB> Once you have your password you dial into USR and enter 
 RB> this password and t
 RB> system you dialed into activates  x2 in your modem remotely,
 RB> There is No WAY that little Stevie can hack into this one.
 
 SA> HUH?, If ya have to dial in to USR and they activate it its easier
 SA> than I thought it would of been to make a program to do it.. (For US
 SA> versions  anyway)

To activate x2 in the US modems, all that is done when they dial up to the
USR BBS is a single bit is changed in the NVRAM which stores the builtin
options and country code.  I reckon its possible to create an SDL that not
only sets this bit, but also changes the country code to whatever you
like so that we no longer have to wait for USR to update the Austel SDL :-)

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