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I ordered freebsd 3.3-Stable the other day; I booted into the cd-install only to find that it didn't work I couldn't install it properly: Walnut creek told me- "The iso image on our FTP site mysterously fails to boot on IDE/ATAPI cd-rom drives" Great. Just wonderful. Walnut creek is a rip. I now have a cd that can be used as a coaster. Dave Sims ======================================== dave@solprov.com.au
In my area (Perth, Australia) you can't get any cable access at all. The ONLY telco who has owns lines is called "Telstra" they are real bigots. Recently i rang up aqquiring about cable access and the guy who answered my call simply said- "Sorry sir, Their isn't any cable access in Perth and probably never will be" and then tried too sell me normal 56k access. Also they provide shocking over-priced service. They are only required too provide 28.8k line speeds. I wish I could move too somewhere with cable access. I would kill for it. (seriously).
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I ordered freebsd 3.3-Stable the other day; I booted into the cd-install only to find that it didn't work I couldn't install it properly: Walnut creek told me- "The iso image on our FTP site mysterously fails to boot on IDE/ATAPI cd-rom drives" Great. Just wonderful. Walnut creek is a rip. I now have a cd that can be used as a coaster. Dave Sims ======================================== dave@solprov.com.au
In my area (Perth, Australia) you can't get any cable access at all. The ONLY telco who has owns lines is called "Telstra" they are real bigots. Recently i rang up aqquiring about cable access and the guy who answered my call simply said- "Sorry sir, Their isn't any cable access in Perth and probably never will be" and then tried too sell me normal 56k access. Also they provide shocking over-priced service. They are only required too provide 28.8k line speeds. I wish I could move too somewhere with cable access. I would kill for it. (seriously).