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Re: smstools and CDMA
From: "Robert E. Seastrom" <rs () seastrom com>
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2008 07:42:20 -0400
Just in case you were contemplating getting the USB one and using it with a Mac, be aware that the serial-over-usb drivers are early-alpha quality, and although they were supplied as a universal binary, once my boss pried the source code to the original driver out of TI it became clear to him that due to endian reasons they had no hope of working on a PPC mac. So much for the G5 XServe that has run Nagios cleanly for ages. Joe-Bob says "caveat emptor". -r "Douglas K. Rand" <rand () meridian-enviro com> writes:
From the GMS point of view I live and work in the boondocks: Grand Forks, North Dakota. (OK, so there is a decent argument that the entire US is GSM boondocks.) Anyway, I'm trying to figure out a way of sending and receiving text messages using a tool like smstools and a CDMA modem. I've found the MultiTech CDMA modem (MTCBA-C-N3-NAM) but I can't seem to find any success stories to go along with it. I was wondering if anybody has had any luck with either this modem and smstools3 in particular, or with sending/receiving text messages with a CDMA modem.
Current thread:
- smstools and CDMA Douglas K. Rand (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Phil Regnauld (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Douglas K. Rand (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Phil Regnauld (Jun 21)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Kevin Blackham (Jun 21)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Mr. James W. Laferriere (Jun 23)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Douglas K. Rand (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Phil Regnauld (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Douglas K. Rand (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Andrey Gordon (Jun 20)
- Re: smstools and CDMA Andrey Gordon (Jun 20)