network configuration problem

[Brent Harding]

The only reason I want to telnet to it, is because I don't want to dedicate
a synth to it. I want it to always stay online, the one that dials in. If
the ppp0 has one interface, and eth0 had a private ip address, the
connection will never work right, as writing modules to forward every port
I need is hard seeing I don't know programming in c. I want to keep
something online no matter if the synth is connected or not, so I'd have to
use a normal kernel without speakup in it, so if I want to change something
without rebooting to get speech in, I can just telnet from the
microsoft/linux dual booter I have now.
At 06:28 AM 10/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>If you look in a catalog for computer supplies you can find such a
>device. But you will pay dearly for it. But a simple hub and set one
>machine to dial the internet automatically if needed. Linux will do it,
>and so will a few macroslop excuses. Then you can telnet to your linux box
>and set it up since you so want to telnet.
>
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