This is ridiculous. Insist in an external DSL modem with Ethernet output. These devices are agnostic; they do not give a &^%$ what OS you are running. The service provider does not need to know, or care, what bits are on your computer. The advantage of the external modem with Ethernet output is that the E/net can go to a PC, a Mac, a broadband router, etc. You get the most functionality. - rick On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 14:13, Globe Trotter wrote: > ok, so i finally ordered dsl -- the charming but utterly useless qwest tech rep > ordered the intel pro/dsl 3200 modem for use with "windoze pc" and screams that > it does not work with linux: guess that is how the designer ingratiated himself > to billyboy.... > > before i return this, does this really not work with redhat 9? > > also, how does the actiontec 1520 compare -- qwest says that this is the only > one that it supports that works with linux... > > -- Shrike-list mailing list Shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
