According to Alessandro Speranza,
> Hi guys.
> I'm writing to ask your opinion on the following.
> I've got no phone at home, and I'm thinking about an easy way to connect
> my laptop to the internet, at least to read email, when I stay working at
> home. My mobile is wap, but I have no cable, plus
According to Alessandro Speranza,
> Hi guys.
> I'm writing to ask your opinion on the following.
> I've got no phone at home, and I'm thinking about an easy way to connect
> my laptop to the internet, at least to read email, when I stay working at
> home. My mobile is wap, but I have no cable, plus
Thanks a lot for your suggestions guys. I think I'll go for the usb cable
for my mobile. About this, I had an email by thi who had some experience,
but in a foolish cleaning mind-attach, I deleted it; could you send it
back please!
Thanks a lot for your suggestions guys. I think I'll go for the usb cable
for my mobile. About this, I had an email by thi who had some experience,
but in a foolish cleaning mind-attach, I deleted it; could you send it
back please!
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Alessandro Speranza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I guess the easiest thing would be buy a gprs mobile phone with
usb cable and use that as a modem, but I've got the same
problem: do you know if that works with Linux?
this worked fine for me last month in bonasola (near la spezia),
using a
On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 11:47:26AM +0200, Alessandro Speranza wrote:
...
You may find a survey of GRPS PCMCIA or CF cards and their Linux
status at http://tuxmobil.org/pcmcia_linux.html
Almost all cards should work.
> I guess the easiest thing would be buy a gprs mobile phone with usb cable
> an
Hi guys.
I'm writing to ask your opinion on the following.
I've got no phone at home, and I'm thinking about an easy way to connect
my laptop to the internet, at least to read email, when I stay working at
home. My mobile is wap, but I have no cable, plus I have no serial port on
my laptop (presari
Alessandro Speranza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I guess the easiest thing would be buy a gprs mobile phone with
usb cable and use that as a modem, but I've got the same
problem: do you know if that works with Linux?
this worked fine for me last month in bonasola (near la spezia),
using a
On Fri, Sep 12, 2003 at 11:47:26AM +0200, Alessandro Speranza wrote:
...
You may find a survey of GRPS PCMCIA or CF cards and their Linux
status at http://tuxmobil.org/pcmcia_linux.html
Almost all cards should work.
> I guess the easiest thing would be buy a gprs mobile phone with usb cable
> an
Hi guys.
I'm writing to ask your opinion on the following.
I've got no phone at home, and I'm thinking about an easy way to connect
my laptop to the internet, at least to read email, when I stay working at
home. My mobile is wap, but I have no cable, plus I have no serial port on
my laptop (presari
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