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From: "Pedro F. Giffuni" <pgiffuni@fps.biblos.unal.edu.co>
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Howdy,
	My local TV provider announced they would offer Internet connectivity
through a Motorola product that will let you use an ethernet card to
connect to they fiber (TV) network .
I wanted to join, but the local provider doesn't offer details, and
Motorola says Unix is not supported. Anyone knows something about this?
Of course I said I wasn't interested, Internet without Unix is a
nonsense! But if the end-point is Ethernet, it should work.

	Pedro.