Jason Bodnar wrote:
> I think we're thinking of different Tut Systems products. I was talking
> about Tut's HomeRun line that allows you to run a network over the existing
> phone wiring in your house. Is that what you're doing with the HR1300T?
>
> At 04:42 PM 4/8/99 -0700, Even wrote:
> >Jason Bodnar wrote:
> >
> >> Has anybody heard if there's been any work on drivers for home phoneline
> >> network cards from Tut Systems and Epigram (sold by Diamond MM and other
> >> companies)?
> >>
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> >> [Another Normism ...]
> >> Beer, Norm?
> >> Have I gotten that predictable? Good.
> >>
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> >Hi
> >my home network uses a TUT Systems HR1300T stand alone unit to connect to
> >internet. using xDSL.
> >i have 3 linux machines connected to a hub. From the uplink port it goes
> >to the HR1300T. ...
> >I have been using it for the past months and it is working perfectly, it
> >does not require any special software or drivers.
> >so my advise is to get a 10 Mb or 10/100Mb network card about 20 to 100$
> >and conect to a HR1300T or similar unit.
> >
> >Even
> >
> >
>
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> Jason Bodnar
Yes, i have only one phone line going into the house, no Lan cable. I split
the phone line in two, one goes into the phone and one into the TUT box.
when i am using phone i am also able to use internet . the two systems uses
different wires in the cabling. It seems to be good product, however the
system (TUT1300T) is as far as i know only able to do 10 Mb
regard Even
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