This site has a proxy server that's free up to 3 users (2 concurrent
users). After that you need to pay. Never used it so I can't vouch for
it. Works w/ Win9x and NT/2k as the host OS. All traffic is TCP/IP
filtered, so linux should work o.k. with it.
www.proxyplus.cz/
John Sco
support their USB modem under Linux. I'm trying to support only
manufacturers that will come out and say they will support Linux. If somebody has a
USB modem that works, could you let me know.
John
Jason Costomiris wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 11, 2000 at 10:58:22AM -0500, John Scott wrote:
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Michael Burger wrote:
> I believe Jason Costomiris (on this list) is using a USB Zip drive
> under RH7, with no problems.
>
> On Sat, 9 Dec 2000 11:19:12 -0500 (EST), John Scott wrote:
>
> >What I'm looking at for a motherboard is the Asus A7V with the Via KT133
> >ch
What I'm looking at for a motherboard is the Asus A7V with the Via KT133
chipset. The board has ATA100/66/33 support and AGP Pro 4x support.
Unfortunately it has no ISA slots, but 5 PCI slots. It supports up to 1
GHz AMD Thunderbird in Socket A and up to 7 USB ports. I've already got
serial de
Has anyone gotten a USB Modem to work with RH7? I going to be buying a new
modem for a system that I'm building. The Asus motherboard has no ISA
slots for a modem and all the PCI modems that I've seen are winmodems. So,
I thought I'd look into the USB modems as an alternative to the external
se
