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Subject: 1xRTT and 4.8 (Followup)
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Hi,

	I recently sent :

        I'd like to hear PRIVATELY, OFFLIST from anyone who is using 1xRTT
(Especially if its VZW) and FreeBSD under 4.8 ... I would like to get something
going, but my head is swimming and wondering about all the ins/outs of its
use.


	And heard from *1* person... Is there only 1 person out there doing
this? 

		Thanks, Tuc/TTSG Internet Services, Inc.