>> It is over. I refuse to see this continue. The ISDN people need
>> to open up, and stop the ridiculous practice of having closed
>> lists and closed releases, and not feeding them back until it's
>> basically too late.
> Unfortunately, the phone companies don't allow you to connect to
> the network with uncertified hardware/driver combo's. Opening up
> the ISDN development could bring all sorts of legal trouble with
> it :(
> At least, this is what I gathered from various sources. ISDN
> development is just as opaque to me as it seems to be to you
> so I could be very wrong on this one...
I can't speak for the Netherlands as I don't know what goes on there,
but here in the UK, it is the hardware alone that is certified, and if
the hardware has certification, then any software can be used with it.
My understanding is that the UK regulations are based on the USA ones,
so I would expect similar in the USA as well.
Best wishes from Riley.
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