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Subject: Re: Configure.help editorial policy
To: vojtech@suse.cz (Vojtech Pavlik)
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> You can't kill ISDN that easily. And not just ISDN, actually most phone
> lines are based on 2048000 bit per second links ...

Beg to differ. E1 is only 2048000 bits/second if you never send 5
consecutive 1 bits. The actual data rate on an E1 is in fact variable
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