> Funny, we're had most of your solution for many months now.  Your ranting
> about comments on web pages is irrelevant.
> 
> My router is an AMD 386-DX40, running OpenBSD with the 'pccom' driver.
> It's disk is a 40mb MFM drive, the modem is an external USR 33.6 running
> off an RT four port card.  Does it get overflows?  No.  Would it even be
> usuable under NetBSD?  No.

Interesting.  My 'router' happens to be a 386DX-20, with the stock
NetBSD 'com' driver and an AST-clone 4-port card.

Now, i don't have a 33.6 modem (mine only goes up to 28.8), but it's
rather stable and i only see overflows once in a blue moon (like, i've
not see any in the time that the machine has been up).


> Those are the facts, your inflamatory comments are the actual bits that
> are bullshit.

*chuckle*  can i quote you on that?


cgd