by burning? and volumetrically Ethanol is about 1/2 as efficient as octane . . . err, and since when is CO2 a greenhouse gas? Might as well put N2 and O2 on that list while you're at it.
Ah, modems! PCI, too! Maybe the handbook has something which would cover this ( http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/index.html ): mostly, you make sure that PnP is built into the kernel (I THINK it is in GENERIC), you make sure that the interface matching your modem (com port, irq, drq, io, whatnot) actually matches and you . . . okay, so I'm lost here, I have an ethernet connection to the internet. Anyway, it's in the handbook.
Well, according to the news, nothing. I'm assuming 5.x is mostly toast for now, 4.x is supported but not officially developed from now on. I'd hate to say that FreeBSD is dead, but (and this is as a FreeBSD user since 4.0) it appears that the appelation, at least, is dead. Locked up in the hands of WR and not going anywhere. Hopefully, something nice will happen and it will get bought by or transferred to someone of a wholesome and *BSD-tropic nature. Nice to see that BSD/OS is ostensibly going to continue, but what innovations have ever come OUT of BSD/OS? I have been under the impression that BSD/OS is the glue factory for our doddering developments over on the Free side of things.
Two things: FreeBSD is not about dead ahead speed, although when configuered correctly it is easily as fast as Linux on a uni-processor.
The other? Look at the longest uptimes on http://www.netcraft.com/
See any Linux in there? See any Win(9x/NT/cheese loader)? See more than ONE Solaris?
Hmm, Back to MoDems we go . . .
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The main difference (as I read the site) is that your modem is in software rather than hardware. How about working up an 1/8" audio to rj-11 adaptor and just pretend it's a modem?
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> doesn't produce C02 like regular fuel.
CH3CH2OH + 3(O2) = 2(CO2) + 3(H2O) + heat
2(C8H18) + 25(O2) = 16(CO2) + 18(H2O) + heat
by burning? and volumetrically Ethanol is about 1/2 as efficient as octane . . . err, and since when is CO2 a greenhouse gas? Might as well put N2 and O2 on that list while you're at it.
Probably from the Dutch: "Zud" for south.
Ah, modems! PCI, too! Maybe the handbook has something which would cover this ( http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/index.html ): mostly, you make sure that PnP is built into the kernel (I THINK it is in GENERIC), you make sure that the interface matching your modem (com port, irq, drq, io, whatnot) actually matches and you . . . okay, so I'm lost here, I have an ethernet connection to the internet. Anyway, it's in the handbook.
Well, according to the news, nothing. I'm assuming 5.x is mostly toast for now, 4.x is supported but not officially developed from now on. I'd hate to say that FreeBSD is dead, but (and this is as a FreeBSD user since 4.0) it appears that the appelation, at least, is dead. Locked up in the hands of WR and not going anywhere. Hopefully, something nice will happen and it will get bought by or transferred to someone of a wholesome and *BSD-tropic nature. Nice to see that BSD/OS is ostensibly going to continue, but what innovations have ever come OUT of BSD/OS? I have been under the impression that BSD/OS is the glue factory for our doddering developments over on the Free side of things.
Anywhoo, WR is gone, long live King Hubbard!
Two things: FreeBSD is not about dead ahead speed, although when configuered correctly it is easily as fast as Linux on a uni-processor. The other? Look at the longest uptimes on http://www.netcraft.com/ See any Linux in there? See any Win(9x/NT/cheese loader)? See more than ONE Solaris?
The main difference (as I read the site) is that your modem is in software rather than hardware. How about working up an 1/8" audio to rj-11 adaptor and just pretend it's a modem?