[edmac]

4 Days ago I "lost" my v.90 speed. I had just installed Macster PR 5.5 and Soundjam MP. Suddenly I was cut off from my moderate speed of 48K. I can no longer connect when the modem is set to v.90 (internal iMac modem), but I can connect whant the setting is changed to v.34. This s*cks. Can anyone help???

[Cipher13]

V. 90 isn't a speed setting - it is a modem 'standard', like a protocol.
Try the modem scripts here.
Also, check to see if your ISP is V.90 compliant. If they aren't, drop them.
Also, try disabling any extensions Macster and Soundjam installed. I know SJ installs 1, called 'SoundJam� Extension', but I think thats all between the two of them. It shouldn't effect your sitch though...

Cipher13

[This message has been edited by Cipher13 (edited 09-05-2000).]

[edmac]

I think that my ISP is v.90 compliant, at least they were until last Friday. Until then, I was connecting at 48K, and now I cannot establish a connection with the modem set to iMac internal v.90. So I changed it to iMac internal v.34. I can then connect at a max of 26400, but this still s*cks. I appreciate the suggestion Cipher, but I am still looking for something more concrete.

[Ca$h68]

so what the heck iMac do you have? You say rev D, but hten you say DV, which is obviously NOT rev D. That might help.

Ca$h

[Danny DLT]

You either have a:

Rev. D, 333MHz iMac, tangerine, 32MB pre-installed, 6GB hard drive, 24x CD-ROM

or...

Rev. E, 400MHz iMac, tangerine, 64MB pre-installed, 10GB hard drive, 4x DVD-ROM

--Danny

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Daniel De La Torre
iMac DV/400/64/10/9.0.4

[This message has been edited by Danny DLT (edited 09-06-2000).]

[edmac]

sorry, it's a Rev. E
400 mhz
10 gig
64 preinstalled with an additional 64