| From: | neil |
| Date: | 25 Apr 2001 at 17:36:55 |
| Subject: | Re: Re. ADSL |
Hihi
On Wednesday April 25 2001, Alan Buxey said to Neil Williams:
>> Typical ADSL runs at around 65KB/s (512Kbit/s - 0.5Mbs). Your serial
>> port will need to be able to lock at 921,600bps.
AB> back in, oh, 1992 i was running serial-serial link between my Amigas
AB> with the serial running at approx that speed. Cant recall the program
AB> now..but if you had a fast enough CPU it could do it (in this case an
AB> 030 in each machine)
You're thinking of 115,200bps which equals about 10KB/s - oh, yes you are :)
An 030 can just about be poked into running a port at that speed. An 060 with
a little less difficulty. But 1Mb/s? Oh no :)
My Silversurfer & Portplus claim support for 1Mb/s but I haven't had an
opportunity to test them.
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