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From: "Stefan Bethke" <stefan@Promo.DE>
Subject: Re: TCP time-outs on PPP li
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> What serial device is used to attach your modem? Possibly it's
> broken driver. I have the same problems with ancient versions
> of Digiboard driver.

The line performs with around 3 kB/sec, even with a fair cpu load; I =
currently don't think that there are problems at the serial level (serial =
speed is 57600 with a fifo uart [Asus SP3G]).