Get Roaring Penguin's roe software, install it, configure it, and
reboot.
Jeff Filapose wrote:
I've just signed up for verizon DSL. I'll be on in about 3 or 4 weeks.
Anything You guys can tell me about getting it to work with mandrake 7.2?
Thanks
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Glenn Johnson
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On Tuesday 06 February 2001 05:16, you wrote:
Get Roaring Penguin's roe software, install it, configure it, and
reboot.
Jeff Filapose wrote:
I've just signed up for verizon DSL. I'll be on in about 3 or 4 weeks.
Anything You guys can tell me about getting it to work with mandrake 7.2?
I've just signed up for verizon DSL. I'll be on in about 3 or 4 weeks.
Anything You guys can tell me about getting it to work with mandrake 7.2?
Thanks
DSL is just a digital subscriber line. It uses a modem on ONE pair of wires
to the telephone office and a digital signal. The modem normally operates
in one of two ways, bridging between your LAN and the ISP's connection, or
routing.
What you need to know is that it connects to ethernet. Your
Works Great... simpler to set up then a modem
- Original Message -
Is this an existing marriage yet? I was planning on getting a DSL line
in before I dove into this Linux thing.
TS
They guy is coming this wendsday, and I would like to know the big secret: Do
you just set the ethernet card up and whala?, or is it more technical?
(Civilme, I just asked for a web page, not a book. Thanks anyways :)
- Original Message -
Works Great... simpler to set up then a
Thats pretty much how I did it. Or for the matter Linux did it. Just choose
DHCP and it flies..
BTW The trueput is better on my Linux system then Win98 or OS/2
...daryl
They guy is coming this wendsday, and I would like to know the big secret:
Do
you just set the ethernet card up and whala?,
: [newbie] Linux and DSL
They guy is coming this wendsday, and I would like to know the big secret:
Do
you just set the ethernet card up and whala?, or is it more technical?
(Civilme, I just asked for a web page, not a book. Thanks anyways :)
- Original Message -
Works Great... simpler
Civileme wrote:
DSL is just a digital subscriber line. It uses a modem on ONE pair of wires
to the telephone office and a digital signal. The modem normally operates
in one of two ways, bridging between your LAN and the ISP's connection, or
routing.
What you need to know is that it
