First, don't tell Bezeq not to install it. You can put an old PC as router
(under Win9x and some windows NAT program) and then try your luck with
linux.
Second, try to reach some high echelon at Bezeq and convince them that it
is in their interest that Linux will participate in the test and that you
happen to be the expert Linux admin to do it ...
Schlomo
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, David Howard wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Does anyone have _hard_ info about Bezeq's current ADSL trial,
> and if it will be possible to use it under Linux? I'm on the list to be
> connected through the Jerusalem Rehavia exchange, but the
> Bezeq contact people seem never to have heard of Linux, and
> could tell me only that ADSL will work for a Win95/98 PC, but not
> for Macs. At present, beside the hated Win98, I've got only
> WinLinux 2000 running on a P1 200 MHz, but RH6.1 and Caldera
> 2.3 are on their way from Cheapbytes. Any advice to a fairly raw
> Linux newbie will be welcomed.
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> David Howard
> Hamelitz 8/12 Jerusalem, 93116, ISRAEL.
> 972-2-5660120
> 050-903720
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