* Prasad Paranjape [linux-india] <28/06/01 19:28 +0200>:
> Yes I would have but I have Slackware and not Red Hat.
> Anyaways where can I get it.Any tips about installation and finding it??
Where can you get it? Download it from the wvdial site (google should get
it). If not, take any deadrat CD which has the wvdial rpm.
# rpm2tgz wvdial.rpm
# mv wvdial.tgz /
# tar -zxvf wvdial.tgz
I'm using a wvdial extracted in this very manner on slackware ... till I
shifted to an umm.... amputated version of Mandrake yesterday (as slackware
is getting a bit old as distros go, and I dont have the bandwidth at home to
keep current with slackware current, even with Nick Hill's excellent
autosource tool.
I can't find where it is located, so I have put it up for download at
http://www.hserus.net/autosource-0.1.tar.gz
--suresh
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Suresh Ramasubramanian <--> mallet <at> efn <dot> org
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