> On Mon, 19 Apr 1999, I don't work for Lucent RABU wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 19 Apr 1999, Rob Genovesi wrote:
> >
> > > I found several articles discussing this, but not of them had a solution ...
> > >
> > > I have a user with a brand new Lucent LT Modem that connect stay connected.
> > > He has the newest firmware (5.29) loaded and still no dice?
> >
> > firmware 5.44 is the newest I know of
> > http://www.808hi.com/56k/x2-lucent.htm
>
>
> Why call it firmware? It's basically a .VXD file that windoze uses.
well, it's not hardware and it's a sub-set of software which is only to
drive hardware, thus 'firm'ware. I guess you could call it a driver. In
all, unless there is some consensus and the term that should be used, I
believe that describing it as firmware is best, as though off-loaded for
processing by the main CPU, it's the same functionality as if it were
loaded onto the modem itself.... ;)
> > > What next? Is there an init string or something else I can try to help
> > > this poor guy out?
> >
> > from v5.39 up it's been nice. ;)
>
> I have to agree. As long as the user has the horsepower (PII or Celeron)
> it works pretty well.
More is better, but a regular Pentium 133/166 do well as long as there are
few TSRs... I mean why do you need Real Player on the systray? Oh, and
kill findfast!
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