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echo: suprafax
to: BILL REYNA
from: WARREN ZATWARNISKI
date: 1997-02-07 17:46:00
subject: ISP problems

*** Quoting Bill Reyna to Warren Zatwarniski dated 02-05-97 ***
> After going to a website and start getting data, it tends to just drop 
> carrier after a 1 min. or so. While, I realize I *maybe* doing 
Hmmm... what type of connection do you get? Is it a 33.6? I've found the 33.6 
connections to be unstable and ridiculously slow. I get much faster transfers 
at 31.2 than 33.6... I remember reading a review in a magazine where they 
compared various modems, and the Supra was the SLOWEST modem of them all. Not 
by just a few cps, but closer to 1000cps slower. 
It was the Express modem they were testing, and there results were much like 
what I've personally found.
>  > If you do an ATS86 it will report the disconnect
> ^^^\..In response to../^^^
> I'll do that...
Let us know what it reports as the reason.
 
>  > What BBS program are you using? I never had a problem
>  > while running the BBS and later firing up Windows to
>  > log onto the internet.
> ^^^\..In response to../^^^
> Well, I do and 1st time ever, any other comm. pgm. can proceed with no 
> problems. I see no reason why it should hang here, but making a 
> bootable floppy and configuring many things that aren't needed but 
> windows related allows a clean connection. This was my 1st problem, the
> dialer wouldn't recognize the modem as being there and fail, thus the 
> bootable floppy solution. I'm still playing with it. later -_-_-Bill
When you make a boot disk, what is it that you're changing during the bootup?
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