PE> @PID: Msged/2 4 @SOT: Netcomm have told me that I can disable
PE> MNP10 with #K0.  I am going to do this soon, and see what happens.
PE> When I do, I'm going to ask Matthew to try to crash my modem again.

Interesting point come to think of it, MNP10 is about monitoring the
session very aggressively to allow of the characteristics changing
at a fast rate on stuff like mobile phones and if it did have a massive
brain fart and was doing that on a V42bis call instead, it would explain
why it was fucking up so catastrophically on a normal call at times.
@EOT:

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