John, could you get in touch with Ian Bell <ian(a)redtommo.com> as he may be
able to put you in touch with others who may be able to further your above
mentioned project.
I would have put in direct contact with Ian, but I am afraid that your
Email address has disappeared in past re-installations.
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John Seago
Dont panic - its a scare tactic by M$ + SCO - they've
already released the code under GPL so they must be
hoping it would put ignorant people off.
re the 4004 - a mate built an 8080 out of TTL - 3'
square and 4Mhz when the first 8080 were <1mhz (it
think)!
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Hello everyone for the first time.
My reason for joining is that I have been a Microsoft user for many
years and, prior to that, I built my own computers even before Clive
Sinclair brought out the ZX80! Linux at first sight looks more
interesting than Windows though it appears to be more complicated to get
started.
Hence my first question. The way I start an internet connection is to
open Mozilla , press the configure network icon and press activate.
The connection is made but there is no indication of what is happening
as there is with Explorer. I therefore have no idea if and when the
connection is made. Sound output is connected to another device so I
cannot hear any tones. Must I disconnect this and rely on sound to
know what is going on or is there another way?
I thought I had found the answer with modem lights. I have the icon on
the panel but cannot make it do anything. Any suggestions?
You asked for the sort of problems beginners have so here is mine.
Peter
Does anyone know where the phantom SCO source code is in linux then?
Of course we all know it's micro$oft that is pushing this, they need a
legit legal way to stop linux before they get pushed out by superior
code.
Neil.
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Hope this OK, I have about 110 1m > 1.5m CAT5 patch cables all branded Alcatel
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