IS>>> Fair comment.  You might expand on the problems with RPI a bit?
 >> This was actually Hamish's comment let him explain it
 HM> (Sorry, didn't receive your message here Ian.)
 HM> Well, I've never used one, but the modems are made simpler (with no built
 HM> in error correction or compression). Then you use software to perform

The cost savings in this are twofold :

* No need for a RAM chip
* No need to license protocols (MNP5, MNP10) from Microcom

There is an RPI generic comm.drv replacement which can be obtained from my
BBS (for Win-OS/2 and Windows), but I've never got it to work reliably,
ever,

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