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Terminal 'Local Echo' lost on Modem Dial-out
Post 19529 by mybeat on Friday 12th of April 2002 07:22:49 AM
04-12-2002
Perderabo You Da Man!
Thanks Perderabo,
setting Half-Duplex on the dialer solved the problem.
Nice one. Your help is much appreciated.
Beatnik
setting Half-Duplex on the dialer solved the problem.
Nice one. Your help is much appreciated.
Beatnik
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uhso* at uhub? port ? HARDWARE
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intro(4), netintro(4), tty(4), uhub(4), usb(4), ifconfig(8) HISTORY
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