You are exactly right. There are good linux distros out there. I have
used several of them. Some are great desktop OS's. Some are good for the
small footprint. Some are great for making bootable CD's to run
antivirus/data recovery apps, and some are great for making
roll-your-own routers and fi
The land of the rest of the world out there, beyond the county borders.
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Come on you gotta give better reasons than this ;)
Good non-"flavor of the month" distros. Don't lump the whole base into
the same box. Yea there are as many linux distros as there are linux
geeks ;)
Take my favorite distro, debian:
On Fri, 2007-01-12 at 19:17 -0600, Pete Davis wrote:
> I think I
On Fri, 12 Jan 2007, Tom DeReggi wrote:
Why do people that prefer FreeBSD prefer FreeBSD?
I prefer FreeBSD (rather BSD in general) MOSTLY because that's what
I know best. FreeBSD, also, is (generally) not built to be a
desktop OS, but a server platform. I know there are Linux distros
that
If you can find out what is needed to allow access from the existing
CPE's, I believe that you can allow access to YOUR bandwidth, and
charges those who want to use your service, regardless of who may own
the CPE.
Now, if you want to own the CPE, you need to find out who owns the CPE.
If there are
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I think I can answer why I like freebsd.
Stability.
Uptime for months at a time. Most of the problems that I have had with
my Freebsd servers have been when I was doing something stupid that I
now know better.
Also, it may be used completely free of charge, even if it is used
commercially. Th
No, you tempoarailly use those CPEs, to quickly get the subs re-installed.
The CPEs are owned by the leasing company, and assuming them is theft. Do
your best to find out who the leasor is, and call them to negotiate buying
them on a percentage of the dollar, or take over remaining lease balan
Butch,
Not to start a debate on whats best, but for informative reasons...
Why do people that prefer FreeBSD prefer FreeBSD?
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
- Original Message -
From: "Butch Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Wispa List"
Sent:
Something is wrong with the WISPA list, it is not
delivering my replies. It delivered the one below and
may deliver this one but I replied to an earlier post
regarding EL at 10:36am EST today and it has still not
delivered it to the list as of right now. I re-sent the reply
again at 12:25pm EST and
Thanks for joining Greg. I regret losing you as a customer, though I
entirely understand why people left us over the past few years.
Hopefully what I'm doing with the AlvarionCOMNET program will win back
many good folks like you, and maybe a few new ones too!
Anyway, thank for joining WISPA and su
Just remember that he said he leased the CPE, so it is not his...or
yours to claim. The lease holder would seem to have rights to claim it.
I can't imagine the leaseholder actually doing that though, so maybe you
can work a deal with the leasholder.
Patrick Leary
AVP WISP Markets
Alvarion, Inc.
o:
The reply I sent at 10:36am EST has not made
it to the list yet so I'm testing the list to see if there
is a problem with it. Please disregard this e-mail.
Shannon D. Denniston, Co-Founder
KyWiFi, LLC - Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
"Your Hometown Broadband Provider"
http://www.KyWiFi.com
Call Us Today:
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
> Anhone seen a deal like this before?
This looks almost exactly like an email copy of the junk faxes I get
about twice a week. They're always for domains we don't own but they're
similar to them, and the rates are just shy of insane.
Probably safe to ignor
My thought would be to see if there are any members that will consider
wholesale pricing and installation. These guys are so big that we need to
have some reasonable numbers and coverage footprint to make it worth their
time to even look at the idea. One of the big problems will be identifying a
cu
One more that I like. Cost some $$ for the box about $49.00 I believe.
Xandros! That is Debian based.
Bo
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On 1/12/07, N White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Butch Evans wrote:
> I am a FreeBSD guy. Heart and soul. However, I am in the process of
> evaluating which Linux distro
Garner, Justin 393 Cr 2146Cleavland77327 281-593-3360
Feel free to call him if you can provide service to his location.
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Cliff - you're inspirational words bring tears to my eyes as always !
JohnnyO :)
-Original Message-
From: Cliff Leboeuf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Cliff Leboeuf
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2007 6:48 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: RE: [WISPA] New WISPA Principle Member
Co
Congrats! Keep um' coming...
Let the flow of lurkers and leaches see the light and help fund this wonderful
organization and assist in our causes.
- Cliff LeBoeuf
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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of John Scrivner
Do what Scriv says, it is the *safest* thing to do at this phase.
How many subs will signup and pay you in this "small area"?
I am sure they wouldn't mind a bit to pre-pay 2 - 3 months
plus installation provided that you have been in business for
a while and have a good repuation in your area. Thi
Hire an attorney, get copies of what customers signed from an existing
customer of his. Give it to the attorney along with the brief letter you
got from the guy saying he was calling it quits. I see no need to let
the CPE go to waste if you can make it work provided there is no legal /
civil re
An operator in my local area, covering a small area I would nevertheless
like to have, recently just upped and walked away from his operation,
leaving all cpe in place and some very confused customers who were told
to go get cable or dsl. He was very short with me in email and indicated
that th
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