@Home in Bayare/fremont ?

[Sean C. Rhea]

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On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 11:59:31AM -0800, Vikram wrote:
> it works here in mountain view.california. was disconnected for 2 days
> .... got back on yesterday - relocated to some other pool i believe.

I'm in El Cerrito.  Mine wasn't working with my old IP address (which was
static), so I tried pump, passing the AT&T assigned hostname in as a
parameter.  It worked twice, then stopped.  But if I use the same IP that
pump assigned me the first time, it still works now.  I have also heard
tails of people using Windows (sell-outs!) to get DHCP going and get an IP
address, then rebooting under Linux and treating that address as static,
just as I am now doing.  It's ghetto, but it works.  :)

I have no idea if this technique will work were you are, but it's probably
worth a try.

Sean
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