Re: [NTLK] where oh where has my xj1560 driver gone !?!

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on 08/12/01 10:28, Randy & Cheyanne at charanZZZ_at_olypen.com wrote:

> grant said:
>
> Netstrategy Software hasn't been around since 1999, and their site was
> retired along with the company. However, I found a copy of it on the
> Internet Archive Wayback Machine, and grabbed a copy of the driver from
> the archived software download page.
>
> http://web.archive.org/web/*/www.netstrat.com/html/software_download.html
>
> If you have trouble accessing the Wayback Machine site, you can download
> the driver from mine:
>
> http://www.splorp.com/download/Megahertz_PC_56K_1.0a1.hqx
> http://www.splorp.com/download/Megahertz_PC_56K_1.0a1.zip
>
> Be aware, this driver is an alpha version and doesn't seem to want to
> install properly on my MP2100.
>
>
> Larent asked:
> Does it work or not?
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> Thank you Grant.
>
> It worked great on my Newt. I don't have Bugtrap installed to check it
> likeGrant has. I just know that it downloaded as an actual package with
> the proper icon and installed with ease on the newton. And, most
> important. It ran the modem. I checked email, surfed the net and
> chatted on IRC with it. In the short time I have used it, it has worked
> with a hitch.

Thanks, Randy. That might be something I would be on the lookup for...

-Laurent.

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