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On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 11:00, Terry Hobart wrote:
> OK I know this is a dumb one and I have read the message on the HCL. BUT!
I
> could use a hardware recommendation fo
On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 11:00, Terry Hobart wrote:
> OK I know this is a dumb one and I have read the message on the HCL. BUT! I
> could use a hardware recommendation for modems to buy that are PCI. I would
> like to get away from externals on our new motherboards which have no ISA
> s
OK I know this is a dumb one and I have read the message on the HCL. BUT! I
could use a hardware recommendation for modems to buy that are PCI. I would
like to get away from externals on our new motherboards which have no ISA
slots.
Just thought I'd ask.
Thanks in advance as always
On Sat, 2003-03-15 at 10:53, Jonathan Copping wrote:
Are you using ethernet?
If so you dont need the drivers just hook it up and switch on.
Look in your docs and open a web browser.
login to the modem and add your login details
should need a restart (flash) then connect
Cheers
Bob
I have just got redhat linux 8.0, but cant find suport for my ZOOM ADSL /
MDL 5510 modem (broard-band)
Is there any suport out there ( what are my options )???
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Hi,
Does anybody have recommendation for a pcmcia modem?
The requirements are simple - has to work with RedHat 8
and prefer it to be a non-WinModem. Even a WinModem will be
OK if it works well and reliably. :-)
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>Can anyone recommed a DSL modem (pref USB) available in the UK to run on
>RH8?
I would *not* recommend a USB DSL modem especially if you plan to use it with
Linux. It is so much easier to configure an Ethernet NIC than a
nstream, 200k upstream). They supply th modem. Costs
> $49.99 a month.
>
> Check out http://www.directvinternet.com
>
> - -Tom
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Subject: Re: DSL Modems Recommendations?
There are many "flavors" of xDSL (ADSL, SDSL, RDSL, etc.).
Whatever DSL
gateway or bridge model someone recommends may or may not work with
There are many "flavors" of xDSL (ADSL, SDSL, RDSL, etc.). Whatever DSL
gateway or bridge model someone recommends may or may not work with the
flavor you end up subscribing to. It is preferable to find a DSL provider
that claims to support Linux. It is also usually easier to find an
ether
Can't think of any brands but if you specify that you want an Ethernet DSL
modem, you should be fine.
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> can somebody recommend pci internal modem that can work well with redhat
> 7.1 (no win/lin mode
can somebody recommend pci internal modem that can work well with redhat
7.1 (no win/lin modems please).
odemba
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On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Vidiot wrote:
> While it is a nice idea, each line will still only get you 56k, meaning
> that a download will still take the same amount of time, no matter how
> many modems you connect and use to dial into the same account.
>
> If you are hoping to cut you
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Alimin Bijosono Oei wrote:
> Just want to ask if there is any package in Linux that can utilise two
> analog modems at a time so as to increase the bandwith from about 56
> kbps to about 112 kbps? If I use unlimited dial up account and then the
> phone cost is
Alimin Bijosono Oei wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just want to ask if there is any package in Linux that can utilise
> two analog modems at a time so as to increase the bandwith from about
> 56 kbps to about 112 kbps? If I use unlimited dial up account and then
> the phone cost i
I've never used EQL before, but wasn't this the whole point? - to balance
the load between multiple modems? I know a group in Carbondale, IL that was
doing this - they had 10 modem lines, 6 for a BBS, and 4 to an ISP. I don't
believe the ISP had anything special set up for
I suspect that he is interested in bonding 2 modems together, to get double
the throughput. However, for this to work, your ISP has to support it. And
I suspect that the normal $20 unlimited account won't support this, along
with dialing into the account twice.
I'm not sure where
>Just want to ask if there is any package in Linux that can utilise two
>analog modems at a time so as to increase the bandwith from about 56
>kbps to about 112 kbps? If I use unlimited dial up account and then the
>phone cost is once-off as well, I thought this would be a reason
Hi all,
Just want to ask if there is any package in Linux that can utilise two
analog modems at a time so as to increase the bandwith from about 56
kbps to about 112 kbps? If I use unlimited dial up account and then the
phone cost is once-off as well, I thought this would be a reasonable
Hi:
I wanna ask you about PCI modems.
I was happy working with Red Hat 7.1 and I was installing modems PCI Motorola
SM-56 and PC Tel, I'm living at El Salvador, and those modes are cheaps and
many people use them, we are trying to expand the use of Linux at our country.
When I installe
Hi
I was using a modem Motorola SM56 PCI with Red Hat 7.1 and I used modems PC
Tel, both PCI.
When I installed Red Hat 7.2, those modems didn't work anymore.
¿could be the kernel the cause?
¿what can i do?
FatDaemon
El Salvador, C.A.
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>I have a BT 56Kv90 modem and I would like to dial up to the internet. My
>RH7 box does not reconise the modem to dial out. Is there a documents
>out there that will tell me how to solve this and get my mod
Dear List
I have a BT 56Kv90 modem and I would like to dial up to the internet. My
RH7 box does not reconise the modem to dial out. Is there a documents out
there that will tell me how to solve this and get my modem to dial to the
internet. I know I have to run insmod or do I?
Thanks
Gordon
traducciones que hace este servicio son un poco estraños!
>1.Modems.
>
>Tengo un modem interno isa pnp RC336DPFSP - Rockwell y
>quisiera saber si hay driver
>para Linux, lo trate de configurar en un RedHat 6.2.
>
>El otro modem es Motorola ISA interno Surf56K
>Integrado (Rockwell
Hola usuarios Linux tengo varias consultas de difrentes instalaciones :
1.Modems.
Tengo un modem interno isa pnp RC336DPFSP - Rockwell y
quisiera saber si hay driver
para Linux, lo trate de configurar en un RedHat 6.2.
El otro modem es Motorola ISA interno Surf56K
Integrado (Rockwell RRCVDL
't need
to dial a number either. You might want to look over a manual/table of
Hayes (modem) commands-- available on the net with a search-- to figure
out how to set up the modems on each side.
Yes, you could use a serial connection, but you're max transfer rate will
be about 9600 bps--
al.
>
> Is it possible to set up a ppp connection between our two machines
> (she's got the appropriate control panel and I have rh6.2) over modems
> you normally plug into phone lines but instead plugged back to back via
> an ordinary UTP line? The catch is that no phone syste
chine and the national debt are about equal.
>
> Is it possible to set up a ppp connection between our two machines
> (she's got the appropriate control panel and I have rh6.2) over modems
> you normally plug into phone lines but instead plugged back to back via
> an ordi
hanks
Linda Hanigan
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> My wife has an old Macint
to set up a ppp connection between our two machines
(she's got the appropriate control panel and I have rh6.2) over modems
you normally plug into phone lines but instead plugged back to back via
an ordinary UTP line? The catch is that no phone system means no dial
tone and not diali
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Chris Lynch wrote:
> I can't find www.linuxmodems.org , is there another URL similiar to that?
>
I have a feeling that the URL in the original message was wrong, and it
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http://linmodems.org/
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Chris Lynch wrote:
> I can't find www.linuxmodems.org , is there another URL similiar to that?
>
>
www.linmodems.org. Not linUXmodems.org.
John
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> I can't find www.linuxmodems.org , is there another URL similiar to that?
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> Thanks,
> Chris
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> > Chris, try http://www.linuxmodems.org and see if it's listed.
> >
http://www.linmodems.org
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> Robert Vazquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/08/2000 09:44:48 PM
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On Tue, 09 May 2000, Steven Hildreth wrote:
> Amen, I have always voted for External modems, because of the Operating
> System non-dependence. I spend a fair amount two years or so ago and got a
> Motorola ModemSurfer External 56k modem, it was about $160 at the time,
> but it has
to be avoided.
>
Notice I said "(not foolproof)"? That was a
GENERALIZATION. As the old saying goes, generalizations
are. It was not meant to be a hard-and-fast rule of thumb.
The vast majority of PCI modems these days are WinModems.
Which is why I recommend to people that they get an
external se
Amen, I have always voted for External modems, because of the Operating
System non-dependence. I spend a fair amount two years or so ago and got a
Motorola ModemSurfer External 56k modem, it was about $160 at the time,
but it has worked great will all operating systems I have thrown at it.
In
Well, 99.5% might be a little high, but the point is that if it's PCI, it's
best avoided. Not all manufacturers are clear about OS requirements. Some
external modems come with additional software that requires Windows, but
that doesn't mean the modem itself is unusable under
http://mirrors.ausit.com/%257Egromitkc/winmodem.html
http://mirrors.ausit.com/rhlist/
http://mirrors.ausit.com/rhlist/modems.htm
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> On Mon, 08 May 2000, Robert Vazquez wrote:
> > I'm very new to linux and pc. I have a 56k zoom modem and im not sure if
> > rehat can use it. how can i tell if it is a win modem?
> >
> a BASIC (not foolproof) test is this: is it PCI? If so,
> i
On Mon, 08 May 2000, Robert Vazquez wrote:
> I'm very new to linux and pc. I have a 56k zoom modem and im not sure if
> rehat can use it. how can i tell if it is a win modem?
>
a BASIC (not foolproof) test is this: is it PCI? If so,
it's about 99.5% sure it's a WinModem. SOME WinModems have
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I'm looking to purchase an ISDN modem for my Linux system. I already
checked and my ISP supports it. I'm thinking of getti
that up until Red Hat versions 6.0 ( havnt used ISDN
> after 6.0 ) that you had to specify a ppp option of "asyncmap 0" in
> order to utilize both b-channels (without the quotes that is and the 0
> is a zero). You may also need your external modems init string in order
> to
What about Cable?
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Subject: Linux and ISDN modems?
I'm looking to purchase an ISDN modem for my Linux system. I already
checked and my ISP supports it.
I'm looking to purchase an ISDN modem for my Linux system. I already
checked and my ISP supports it. I'm thinking of getting the 3Com ISDN
modem (runs around $200). This is my first venture into the world of
ISDN. Anybody make this work? I'm hoping to minimize my downtime as I
switch from 56k
Try US Robotics( 3 COM ) Internal modems, PCI. I use them with my Linux box.
Subash
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Subject: PCI Modems
>Hi
>
&g
Almost ALL PCI modems are still win-modems. there are 2 I believe that are
compatible. they are priced high enough that money can be saved buying an
external unit. Sorry,I do not have the url right now, but there_is_a_list
that names supported equipment.
brian ;)
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> Does anyone know if there is any PCI modems that
> work with Linux? Anyone has any to recommend?
ActionTec makes a PCI modem based on the Lucent Venus Chipset that works.
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their PCI modems, although I haven't gotten mine to work yet.
Start at http://www.linmodems.org/
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Hi
Does anyone know if there is any PCI modems that
work with Linux? Anyone has any to recommend?
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Subject: Help: Linux and hybrid cable modems
Has anyone in Montgomery County (MD) been able to get Linux to work with
CTVM's setup? I've been trying to get this hybrid setup working for a
week with no results. And the Cable Modem setup HOWTO is o
Has anyone in Montgomery County (MD) been able to get Linux to work with
CTVM's setup? I've been trying to get this hybrid setup working for a
week with no results. And the Cable Modem setup HOWTO is of no use.
So far my guess is that I am running into a PAP problem where my script is
simply wr
jack wallen jr wrote:
>
> i am wanting to compile a list of hardware that is *known* to work under
> Red Hat 6.0 and up. what i would like to have anyone willing do is send
> me what kind of NIC and modem they've managed to get working under Red Hat
> 6 and up. Once the NIC/modem collection is
Hope this helps PACE Microlin 28.8 work w/o any problem on RH6 2.2.5-12. NH
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>i am wanting to compile a list of ha
i am wanting to compile a list of hardware that is *known* to work under
Red Hat 6.0 and up. what i would like to have anyone willing do is send
me what kind of NIC and modem they've managed to get working under Red Hat
6 and up. Once the NIC/modem collection is done i'll probably move on to
oth
Robert Canary wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Please pardon the offtopic post.
>
> I have multimodem unit I use for dialin connections. If I inter into a
> command mode I can query the modem on octets sent and recieved, reson
> for discount min and max Tx/Rx.
>
> How can I send an At command (at&v1) and c
Hi,
Please pardon the offtopic post.
I have multimodem unit I use for dialin connections. If I inter into a
command mode I can query the modem on octets sent and recieved, reson
for discount min and max Tx/Rx.
How can I send an At command (at&v1) and collect the returned output
from the modem?
anyone know intimate details of the 3com cable modems? mine has a serial
port, and i'm bet with the right pinouts i could probably get something
interesting to come up on one of the terminals sitting next to it :)
i'm just curious what lives in it's little cable modem bra
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Subject: Modems
>Hi guys
>slightly off topic BUT
>Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
>UN-winmodem :-)
>Anyoine any recommendations
>They seem so UNclearly marked these
-line. (I live outside of the US and pay for short distance calls as well.)
Regards
Gustav
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> I avoid the entire issue by getting external modems
>
> -- I use Zoom because they
>
> have a 7 year warranty,they're pretty cheap, and they seem to work
>
On Sat, Nov 20, 1999 at 07:50:06AM -0600, David Powers wrote:
> Phil Risby wrote:
> >
> > Hi guys
> > slightly off topic BUT
> > Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
> > UN-winmodem :-)
> > Anyoine any recommendations
> > They seem so UNclearly marked these days
> > :-(
> > Phil
Phil Risby wrote:
>
> Hi guys
> slightly off topic BUT
> Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
> UN-winmodem :-)
> Anyoine any recommendations
> They seem so UNclearly marked these days
> :-(
> Phil
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Hi guys
slightly off topic BUT
Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
UN-winmodem :-)
Anyoine any recommendations
They seem so UNclearly marked these days
:-(
Phil
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modem, IMO.
Check this out, too: http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html
...and http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/19991119a.html
(the latter is a list of Linux-compatible modems)
HTH
Hugo
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I avoid the entire issue by getting external modems -- I use Zoom because they
have a 7 year warranty,they're pretty cheap, and they seem to work ok for me.
I choose external modems because I can avoid the magik Win(choose version)
disappearing peripheral problem with plug&w
Hello Phil Risby,
Once you wrote about "Modems":
> Hi guys
> slightly off topic BUT
> Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
> UN-winmodem :-)
> Anyoine any recommendations
> They seem so UNclearly marked these days
> :-(
As long as it is exter
Hello,
I am looking for info on connecting two modems to my linux box for
increased bandwidth to my ISP. I read something on this a while back, but
cannot locate it now. Anyone done this or know where the docuement is
(document name would be helpful)
Thanks!
Randy
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Thanks so much =) .. if I ever end up getting a cable modem from my shitty
cable company then I'll have you to thank when I get my linux box running on it !
Thanks again David !
joel
--> Here it is:
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Hope this helps!
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On Fri, 22 May 1998, Joel Oliveira wrote:
> Did you ever find that list of links ?? might be really handy in the future =)
>
> Joel
Here it is:
http://people.qualcomm.com/karn/rr/
Hope this helps!
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On Fri, 22 May 1998, Joel Oliveira wrote:
> Did you ever find that list of links ?? might be really handy in the future =)
>
> Joel
Oops. I forgot to submit the question! I just now emailed the KPLUG
user group in San Diego. I should have an answer pretty quickly, like
in the next few days (
Did you ever find that list of links ?? might be really handy in the future =)
Joel
>
> > Anyone on the list ever had a cable modem
> > connection to their Red Hat linux box ? DHCP or Static ?
> >
> > I'd like to hear about setup issues, etc.
>
> There's a guy at qualcomm who has an extensi
me to buy. Please
gn> advise me on this. Thanks!
The great thing about external modems is that you can get the serial
port IRQs etc working and debug that stuff without worrying about what
the modem is doing. Once you know your serial port is working, you
can then sort out the modem. It allow
Hello,
Recently I bought an internal 56k modem (pnp) but never got it to
work. Even after configuring isapnp, setserial, etc., nothing worked,
so I took it back. The modem did work under win95, but if it doesn't
work under linux, I dont want it.
I was told that if I got an external modem, I wouil
On Sat, 16 May 1998, W.D.McKinney wrote:
> Anyone on the list ever had a cable modem
> connection to their Red Hat linux box ? DHCP or Static ?
>
> I'd like to hear about setup issues, etc.
There's a guy at qualcomm who has an extensive list of links and
cable-modem-related pages. I've looked
>Hello Igmar,
>What cable modem are using ?
I'm using a LanCity LCPET-2
>What version of Linux ?
Version 5.0 running a 2.0.33 kernel
>What NIC card are you using ?
Ne2000 clone
>What setup on the Linux box is required for a client using the same >modem
?
IP-Masquerade. The cable mod
>Anyone on the list ever had a cable modem
>connection to their Red Hat linux box ? DHCP or Static ?
Yep. I'm running a server on a cable modem with Linux as OS. I've set up
this one using s dynamic and a static IP adres.
No problems at all.
>I'd like to hear about setup issues, etc.
What w
Anyone on the list ever had a cable modem
connection to their Red Hat linux box ? DHCP or Static ?
I'd like to hear about setup issues, etc.
Thanks
-Dee
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> Just a general question about PnP modems...Are they very hard to
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> What kind of success rate do people have configuring RedHat to work with
> them?
>
> I know I have a PnP USR. Well kind of because you can still put
jumpers on
> it. I
On Mon, 11 May 1998, Joel Robert Oliveira wrote:
>
> Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k modem ?
> .. and works in linux ?? That way we can choose which one sounds best
> and go out and spend our cash. I know I need to get one next weekend,
> and I wouldn't m
> >
> > Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k
modem ?
> > .. and works in linux ?? That way we can choose which one
sounds best
>
I've got a motorola VoiceSURFR 56k.. It works excelently under 95
and NT and I've now got it ru
The USR Sportster 56k v.90 works quite well, too. I have an
external that has no trouble at all. A bit less expensive than the
Courier, as well...
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Hi,
Joel Robert Oliveira wrote:
>
> Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k modem ?
> .. and works in linux ?? That way we can choose which one sounds best
I've a Sidin 1456 56Kflex (Rockwell) external and it works just fine.
(but I don't know if Sidin is only an itali
I have used a USR Sportster 56K internal with NO problems at all. It works
great.
- Rod
Joel Robert Oliveira wrote:
> Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k modem ?
> .. and works in linux ?? That way we can choose which one sounds best
> and go out and spend our
Hi Joel,
I use a Supraexpress 56i (internal K56flex) with flashable ROM.
It's plug and play but I jumpered the irq and base address. I'm
connecting at 46K most of the time. It works under linux,
FreeBSD, and NT and has been rock solid.
HTH,
Anthony
Joel Robert Oliveira wrote:
>
> Here's the eas
> Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k modem ?
> .. and works in linux ??
I do, its USRobotics Courier with x2 and v.90 code... works very nicely..
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Internet Services
Work Homepage: http://www.southcom.com.au
Per
Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k modem ?
.. and works in linux ?? That way we can choose which one sounds best
and go out and spend our cash. I know I need to get one next weekend,
and I wouldn't mind having at least something to look for. I guess we'd
need
> On Sun, 10 May 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
>
> > Just a general question about PnP modems...Are they very hard
> to configure?
>
> Yes. Get a non-PnP modem if possible.
Not really. All you have to do is figure out what IRQ the modem is using
(most PnP modems default
On Sun, 10 May 1998, Ray Abbitt wrote:
> And unfortunately it is becoming harder and harder to tell what is and
> isn't a WinModem. I was looking for a new 56K modem last week and
I think all WinModems specify it. In general, if a modem will
1) Work on low system requirements and/or
2) Work on
On Sun, 10 May 1998, William T Wilson wrote:
> On Sun, 10 May 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
>
> > Just a general question about PnP modems...Are they very hard to configure?
>
> Yes. Get a non-PnP modem if possible.
>
> Even worse are WinModems, these will never eve
On Sun, 10 May 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
> Just a general question about PnP modems...Are they very hard to configure?
Yes. Get a non-PnP modem if possible.
Even worse are WinModems, these will never ever work and you have zero
likelihood of making it work.
A PnP modem can be made to work,
Just a general question about PnP modems...Are they very hard to configure?
What kind of success rate do people have configuring RedHat to work with
them?
I know I have a PnP USR. Well kind of because you can still put jumpers on
it. I never bothered trying to configure it using it's Pn
wrote:
>Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
>>
>> Looking for a modem... Reading the modem HOWTO it says that modems that
require software to run will
>> not work with Linux.. Is this referring to modems such as the USR
Winmodems? Or modems that say,
>> "designed for W
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