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Date: Sun, 22 Dec 1996 11:18:34 +0100
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From: Gianmarco Giovannelli <gmarco@scotty.masternet.it>
Subject: IOMEM and 3c589c
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If I don't misunderstand I need a Value IOMEM to let my 3c589c cards to
work... Now is this a value that card mush have or is it machine dependant
? If is the first things is  there someone that can suggest the default
shipping value for IOMEM of the 3c589c ? Mine was shipped with irq=10 ,
i/o=300 but I am able to find IOMEM  value in the install prg by 3com even
if in the info section...

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to everyone, especially at whom will help me :-)

Regards...

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From: "Eric A. Griff" <eagriff@global2000.net>
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Subject: Motorola SLN3032A/HAYES Compat settings.
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I hope this isn't off topic. 
	I am in an area where there is no local ISP. I have a cellular phone,
and just purchased a Motorola SLN3032A dialtone generator. It seems to work
. My celphone is local to anywhere in the areacode at a mere 2 cents a minute
-vs- $.18 per minute.

	I actually have two problems. The first is I get bumped within the 
first 10 minutes. Usually. Are there better modem settings to deal with the
less than perfect connection conditions, where it at least won't hang up?
Also, I am using ppp for the protocol (pppd), fro/FreeBSD-current (3.0).

	The second is power life. I will probably have to hack a dead battery
pak to a power supply. The best battery for the cel phone is 50 mins talk time 
from what I go out of the tech at my Cellular carier. Is there something like
this already on the market at non-Motorola prices?




	Thanks a million in advance. Eric...