Frank, at 08:28 on Apr 06 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...

BG> Could be either modem at fault here, although my gut reaction is that it's
BG> the Thunder which is the problem, especially when one considers that David
BG> has 5 or 6 Thunder callers who connect without any difficulties at all.

FM> Eh? Aren't you contradicting yourself here?

BG> I don't think so.  I can't see any contradiction in the above.

FM> "the Thunder which is the problem"

FM> "Thunder callers who connect without any difficulties"

FM> just seemed to be a contradiction.

Sorry, in retrospect, I could have worded that a bit better, as I see what
you mean now.  Assuming no V.32ter problems with the Courier (and neither
Dave nor anybody else has reported any), and given that several other
Thunder users connect OK with Couriers, it seemed to me that the problem
may have been with just that one Thunder (which of course, is yours).  Have
you connected OK at V.32ter with any other Couriers, BTW?

BG> Very strange.  Must be poltergeists then.

FM> Or the changes he was making at his end, the ROM code maybe. Although I
FM> thought we might have had at least one problem connect after his new
FM> code, didn't really know the dates though.

There was one SDL which appeared to be slightly buggy, and Paul was running
it for a while, but I thought that even though he'd flashed the modem with
a later one, you were still unable to connect at V.32ter.  There was so
much going on at the time that I've forgotten the sequence now.

Regards, Bill

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