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Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui wrote:
> how to configure ppoe in linux (kde)
I would hazard a guess that you are asking about adsl-setup, else you
might just want to look up the Roaring Penguin site for the pppoe tarball
:SM
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Hi,
I bought an Acer laptop last year. (Its TM 2413NLMI.)
This laptop does not have bluetooth.
Is it possible to provide a bluetooth support?
I DO NOT want external bluetooth dongle. I want
something that will be internal.
Can anyone please let me know whether this is
possible?
Thanks.
Amit.
On 1/15/07, Devendra Laulkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
> how to configure ppoe in linux (kde)
I wonder if there is a generic way to achieve this in
KDE, but we can always do
KMenu->Run Command
Run command "konsole"
$ su - give root password
$ pppoeconf
If there is a generic way in KDE,
Hi,
> how to configure ppoe in linux (kde)
I wonder if there is a generic way to achieve this in
KDE, but we can always do
KMenu->Run Command
Run command "konsole"
$ su - give root password
$ pppoeconf
If there is a generic way in KDE, do let me know.
btw in Knoppix, there is actually a menu
how to configure ppoe in linux (kde)
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> I installed Fedora Zod and Ubuntu Edgy on his comp, because he wanted it.
i'm a kde person, but i'll guide u how to do it as ubuntu uses gnome as
default.
goto network settings>> network card>> it will show the network
devices>>choose the lan card>> there is a button called activate, click it
You might want to take a look at the string searching routines from
'Introduction to Algorithms' by CLR.
Regards,
Manas
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Issue is completely resolved. Thanks to everyone.
I'm writing this mail from my brother's Ubuntu box. I configured it through
pppoeconf. Worked like a charm. I've also downloaded the usage checked
script, and it works very well.
Again, thanks to everyone.
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Does that make sense ?
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On 1/14/07, Aneesh Mulye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My brother subscribed to BSNL broadband. The person in charge installed a
SmartAX MT882 modem. It is connected to the computer via an ethernet cable,
and not a USB cable.
I installed Fedora Zod and Ubuntu Edgy on his comp, because he wanted it.
Hi,
> How should I configure an ADSL connection in Ubuntu?
>
run pppoeconf as root.
Give your username and password, and accept all other
default settings.
On any deb system, this is the easiest way to setup a
connection.
-Devendra Laulkar.
My brother subscribed to BSNL broadband. The person in charge installed a
SmartAX MT882 modem. It is connected to the computer via an ethernet cable,
and not a USB cable.
I installed Fedora Zod and Ubuntu Edgy on his comp, because he wanted it.
Now in Fedora Zod, I can configure the device perfe
( अमेय पाळंदे ) Ameya Palande wrote:
Hi All,
I know that there are various package formats in current linux
distributions.
redhat, mandrake, suse - rpm
debian, [kx]ubuntu - deb
Everybody knows that debian's package management is far better than rpm.
Everybody? That's rather presumptuous. May
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