I placed an order on an apple ibook last week and it's scheduled to be
available for pickup midweek. I'll be acquiring an airport (802.11b) card at
roughly the same time so that I can tap into the wireless network at
university.
I've been considering either acquiring one of those Linksys WAPs
Dave, I use DHCPd on my home network, and assign IP only to a valid mac
address. That ontop of the encrypted wireless should be plenty at home.. I
am not sure how the univ. runs their setup, but should give plenty
protection, alon with a firewall.
Bill Day
Linux 2.2.20-1tr i586
8:10am up 44
Lonnie / Kurt
Is this r4elease a one that we should be moving to?
What are your thoghts about 4.3, enlighten educate us.
cheers
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Rick Sivernell
Dallas, Texas 75287
972 306-2296
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Caldera Open Linux eWorkStation 3.1.1
Registered Linux User
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Feigning erudition, Rick Sivernell wrote:
% Lonnie / Kurt
%
%Is this r4elease a one that we should be moving to?
% What are your thoghts about 4.3, enlighten educate us.
% cheers
4.3 has better support for a number of cards, better anti-aliasing
support, and improved hardware detection --
On February 18, 2003 06:35 am, Bill Day wrote:
Dave, I use DHCPd on my home network, and assign IP only to a valid mac
address. That ontop of the encrypted wireless should be plenty at home..
It isn't exactly hard to fake a mac address (unless you're running win 9x)...
see man ifconfig for
I have a Linksys wireless network pc card on a laptop with Redhat 8.0 card.
Works fairly well and I struggled with setup because RH didn't come with all
the sources needed for compiling wlan-ng. But then I found this page:
http://linux.oldcrank.com/tips/wpc11/
which contained a simple way w/o
Did you just send me a windows game?
I just received an email containing a small html message, a windows app
attachment named picacu.exe and a text file named w9xpush.txt...
I never saw one of these before. More than likely someone impersonating our
beloved Llama with a virus or trojan...
Jerry McBride wrote:
Did you just send me a windows game?
I just received an email containing a small html message, a windows app
attachment named picacu.exe and a text file named w9xpush.txt...
I never saw one of these before. More than likely someone impersonating our
beloved Llama with a
