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rngineer has just visted all went well and currently syncing at
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2061329452.png
Edited by deleted (Fri 13-Jul-12 12:42:06)
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That's great, but that's a speed test.
You are sync'ing at 39997, 39998 or 39999/10000 kbps  . IP Profiles 38.72/10Mbps.
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sorry missed typed just had a quick look at what hub is doing and its reading 0-0 lol
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The hub won't give you line stats, and the modem is locked down by BT so you can't go peeking to see what it's doing ...
Rob
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The hub won't give you line stats, and the modem is locked down by BT so you can't go peeking to see what it's doing ...
Rob
It is quite easy to see what the modem is doing ... I can log on to mine in a couple of seconds.
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Not everyone has the nerve, (in the sense of courage as opposed to cheek), to load the hacked firmware. Especially at day 1 .
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I agree, not a good idea to load up the hacked firmware at the start of your contract. I suspect it would also invalidate your agreement as well (yes I know you can revert it).
Rob
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If anyone ever gets mine they'll have fun. Totally different subnet. It isn't 192.168.1.anything.
My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk
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"Where talent is a dwarf, self-esteem is a giant." - Jean-Antoine Petit-Senn.
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A useful tip ...
You can stick a USB stick in the back of the Hub and use this as a chunk of network storage. This means that any machine of yours which connects to the hub can get and/or drop files to the stick. I have 6 machines with a desktop item to access the memory stick. I just bought a cheap 32 gig one (the 64 gigs were still too expensive to make it worth it), but 32 gigs is a useful amount!
Rob
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Muh-hah-hah ....
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It didn't invalidate my agreement, I still get charged every month.
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But, if something went wrong and you for some obscure reason could not revert it back to the original as supplied firmware might find BT has a dim view of it .
However, that said, if the modem is barfed, and you get a replacement, no-one is going to check what firmware hack has been done ...
I guess the main issue with hacking it is that if it goes wrong and you can't revert it you are left with a bust modem and no Infinity (just "beyond" !!!). And ... not everyone is completely happy about doing firmware upgrades etc ...
Oh, those happy days flashing up a new BIOS to enable Windows 95 to network boot!!!!
Cheers,
Rob
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It's ok, they already sent me a replacement so I have a spare. If the modem breaks they don't want it back, they just replace it. If you move house, they say to leave the modem for the new occupants (to ebay presumably).
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