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Yes I have been trying to use isdn connection and also trying to use the new protocal ipv6 with no luck I am also then trying to connect to the internet so I can do some web broseing.
I am using open suse 10.2 If anyone know how to go about this they can add a message here or they can contact me privatly at mtbardal4545@hotmail.com
Edit: Removed accidental double post.
(See mod post below.)
I know it sounds like "The dog ate my homework", but my browser crashed & when I checked on my post, I swear it wasn't there! ("Honest, the dog really did eat my homework" )
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