On Friday 02 June 2006 3:46 pm, Rik Tindall wrote: > In the Sydenham situation, solid control of a cardbus modem is the > bedrock of connectivity (until we achieve still more with wireless), and > the 'nearest' distros for the total range of functions required - that > were considered within our skillset - were FreeBSD 6.x and Voyage Debian > 3.1.
Have I had too much to drink? What does the above paragraph actually mean? Are you saying that other distros are beyond your capability? I had a small (and a bit frustrating) hiccup connecting to my access point with Mepis but when pointed to iwlist http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/iwlist8.html it was really easy. What the **** does "bedrock of connectivity" mean? (As I said earlier - maybe I have had too much to drink.)
