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Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 22:20:51 -0700
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Subject: my compliments to the chefs
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i was using my 6-current laptop to debug a bunch of networking
stuff.  i manually switched interfaces between ath0 and em0.
i readdressed and remasked many many times.  i used dhcclient.
i routed through the puppy.

and it all just worked.

this did not used to be the case; especially switching between
ether and wireless and remasking.  admittedly i have not
mashed on it so wildly for a year or two, being shy of stuff
that used not to work well.  but damn does it work slick now!

thanks!

randy