why are you hooking a 675 into a modem on your computer ? it should plug
into eather a NIC or a switch/hub. Also why do you have 2 lines ?
Normaly dsl is done over the same line as pots audio through the use of
microfilters. Also if you have a 675 that IS working, why would you need
a internal DSL modem. ?? could you clarify?

On Sun, 2002-04-21 at 20:49, Kevin Brown wrote:
> I have two (Cisco 675), one that I use on line 2 for all the systems on the
> network and one that, while it trains up on line 2, will not train up on line 1
> (the line the Internal modem hooks to), just blinks 6 or 7 times, then pauses
> and does it again.
> 
> > You should get a external dsl modem, less propriatary. Course thats $$$
> 
> > > >From everything I've seen and heard of Gentoo, I would put a box together just
> > > for it, but of course that requires having a job to get the money to build one.
> > > If there was support for the Intel DSL 2100 or 2200 modem I'd dual boot my
> > > Athlon 650 Win98SE gaming machine, but alas I haven't seen any inkling of
> > > drivers for it.
> > >
> > > > Greets list
> > > >
> > > > This is old news but im new to the list and I wanted to post something.
> > > > :|
> > > >
> > > > If there is anyone out there that has not tried this distro yet.... you
> > > > have to try it. www.gentoo.com
> > > >
> > > > the package management is very slick and simple. It's actually all
> > > > source based. the emerge tool automaticly downloads the source packages,
> > > > compiles them as well as all of their dependancys.
> > > >
> > > > This distro is for advanced users, as it doesnt have any pretty config
> > > > tools. (think Slackware + Kickass package management). I have been a
> > > > slackware user for about a year now, I dident like how much other dists
> > > > were so *in your way* about configuration and things, however while it
> > > > may seem like a contradiction for very common apps I did miss a good
> > > > package manager. Gentoo's package management however is pretty
> > > > unobtrusive and easy to understand/track. Of course one would never use
> > > > a package manager of any sort for things you want fine grained
> > > > configuration control over like Qmail and things.
> > > >
> > > > Well anyway I'm impressed, its the first dist that ive seen (other than
> > > > slack) that I might consider putting on my main box.
> > > >
> > > > This is yet another example of the shear power of open source.
> > > >
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