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I had my modem in computer A. I was using your driver with a license.<BR>
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Computer A broke down. I transferred the modem to computer B and installed =
your driver. I entered my license number using hcfpciconfig --license, but =
hcfpciconfig -i still shows I'm limited to the FREE speed. That's confirmed=
by experience when using the modem, as I am while typing this.<BR>
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I found a piece of paper on which I'd written down earlier my license numbe=
r and also what I've noted as "reg ID for modem unit 0".<BR>
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I notice that the registration ID is different now from what it was formerl=
y. Could that be because, as well as switching computers, I also switched f=
rom Fedora to Ubuntu? I don't know.<BR>
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In any event, am I entitled to use the modem in computer B with my existing=
license?<BR>
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If so, what do I do to achieve that?<BR>
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Thank you very much,<BR>
<BR>
Leslie K<BR>
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