> I found the files on the DVD, but I still don't know enough about Linux to > open them in order to read them. I have tried getting to them by opening > Office, Acrobat etc and then opening the files - but no good.
Ah. The files on the DVD are .rpm files, archives of the files which are copied to your disk when you install the package. Go into yast->software->install/remove, select eciadsl...whateveritwascalled and click on install. This is how you install packages with SuSE. > motherboard has no ISA slots. I'm not sure if I can use a dial-up > connection to an ADSL account either. Every decent adsl ISP should give you a dial-up account as well. Paradise does, though it costs $1-2/hour. Can't complain about it at all for debugging/testing/when the cable is down, and it works nationwide. I can even use both at the same time if I fiddle the routing table... fun, but not really of practical use. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
