Yeah, but I can connect from this same USR to other two PM3's running
b13 just fine. And also I had problems dialing in from another PM3. That's
why I blamed the telco first and that's why we did testing directly at the
switch (yeah, I really was surprised they offered this...).
> > So I decided it could be a problem with the modem card and disabled the
> > first 3 modem chips (set m0 off, set m1 off, ...). 33600 connect
> > everytime. Ok, so it IS a bad card. Is it? We put the card in the second
> > slot and enabled all the modem chips - nice 33600 connect every time.
> same card? What happened when you put it back in 1st slot?
Yeah, same card. When we put it back in the 1st slot, the problems
reappeared if we did not turn off the first couple of modems (did not try
only turning off the first one).
> It would have to be problem with slot if it works in other slots.
Yeah, I agree with the logic, but why does it work when I disable the
first couple of modems on the card? This means that every single modem
chip has it's own data path to the mainboard and only the first datapath
is broken. Hmmm, thinking about it, it could be possible. Only, I was
hoping it's the card, replacing the chassis is really much harder than
replacing only the card.
> Put a different card in slot 0 OR try orig card back in slot 0. Maybe it
> wasnt fully seated.
We put the card back and forth between the slots and I don't think we
would be able to put it in incorrectly every single time.
Yes, I will be bringing in another card from a working POP and testing it
in slot 1. But it'll take me a couple of days.
Blaz Zupan, blaz@medinet.si, http://home.amis.net/blaz
Medinet d.o.o., Linhartova 21, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia
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