> 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
Yes I would assume that is how it is designed. But im not the engineer of
the product. Just guessing and trying to help diagnose.
> hoping it's the card, replacing the chassis is really much harder than
> replacing only the card.
At this point, it really doesnt sound like it.
> would be able to put it in incorrectly every single time.
Check for stuff in the slot (if you can see into it)
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