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From: Jacob Suter <jsuter@bsd.intrastar.net>
To: "Kenneth J. Dupuis" <dupuik@rpi.edu>
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On Fri, 9 Aug 1996, Kenneth J. Dupuis wrote:

> > > Some FreeBSD friends and I have formed something we call BSDNet, it's an 
> > > irc network that we use instead of EFNet after much frustration with it 
> > > inherent lag and splits. We are looking to expand the network. It is 
> > > completely free. 
> 
> We might be interested in joining in a few weeks.  Our servers are 
> running FreeBSD 2.1.5R.

2.1.5...  *shudder*...  I've installed it 5 times on different machines, 
and it still can't figure out how to route on my ethernet 8^P...  
 
> > I'm here, and it looks good.  I'd probibly try to use my 386DX/40 FreeBSD 
> > machine as the server on my 56K network (about 10% used imcoming, 2% 
> > outgoing usage right now normally)..
> 
> Our servers are P100s and above connected directly to the 'Net via ethernet to 
> FDDI to dual T3s.

Phat..  I should be T1 in a couple weeks.. I am expanding too fast for my 
own good...  "its all in the pricing"

JS