> >From my tests I see that SLIP will go to an ESTABLISHED state; however...
> When I send packets that are 512 bytes long I get 0% packet loss.
> When I send packets that are 608 bytes long I get 5% packet loss.
> When I send packets that are 658 bytes long I get 10% packet loss.
> When I send packets that are 758 bytes long I get 33% packet loss.
> When I send packets that are 800 bytes long I get 100% packet loss.
> Do these numbers match what people are seeing out in TV-land?
Don't know, I have 1000 customers on my PM3, and they kill me every time,
I install a new ComOS, because everything after 3.7.2 was only a piece
of shit. Slip isn't working, Modems don't get connects (the 3.7.2 K56flex
support is a joke, but 3.8.x is uglier). If I could sell my portmaster
for the Price I payed for it, I would go and try everything else...
Bye, Olaf
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