the readme has an alternate tcp lookup method which will allow it to see
your dhcp tcp #
creat a "core.ini" file in your GPL directory and put these two lines in it:
[ Communications ]
assumedModemConnectSpeed = baud_rate
"baud_rate" should equal the speed you want to connect at i.e. 19200, 21600, 24000, 26400, 28800 etc. This should do the trick per Randy Cassidy from Papyrus.
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I have read several things about cable modem setup for TCP/IP not being
optimal right out of the box.
The docs. say see the readme file the readme file says nothing.
Does anyone know how to optimally configure GPL with a cable modem?
Thanks
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Dave Ferreira
I have read several things about cable modem setup for TCP/IP not being
optimal right out of the box.
The docs. say see the readme file the readme file says nothing.
Does anyone know how to optimally configure GPL with a cable modem?
Thanks
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Dave Ferreira
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