Subject: Re: /netbsd: ser0: silo overflow
To: None <port-amiga@netbsd.org>
From: Job Hanssen <hanssen@dds.nl>
List: port-amiga
Date: 04/20/2001 16:04:31
Quoting Georges Heinesch <geohei-ml@geohei.lu>:
> Quoting is (19-Apr-01 06:45:08):
>
> > - overall, you should operate the serial-modem connection at the
> > slowest
> > speed possible. That is, do NOT use V42bis or MNP5 with your modem;
> > use PPP compression instead,
>
> AFAIK, my modem doesn't support PPP compression (if it has to be
> supported by the modem). However I don't see your point here. V.42bis
> and MNP5 is modem-modem stuff. My problem is however computer-modem
> related. Where's the relation?
AFAIK, PPP compression is done at the computer, not at the modem. Hence, using
PPP compression _would_ reduce the computer-modem traffic, as opposed to using
a compression technique at the modem-side, which would _increase_ the computer-
modem traffic.
Regards,
Job Hanssen - hanssen@dds.nl