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Thanks, Mr. Micheals.

The information that you have provided is invaluable.  I am going to
check out the US Robotics solution that you mentioned.  The only thing
is that I am trying to see if it would be possible to product similar
equipment using FreeBSD, or Linux, and the appropriate hardware.  I may
have to just purchase a RAS solution, because no one seems to have any
appropriate knowledge of such a project.  

Thanks for the info, and I hope your condition improves.
-- 
Respectfully,


M.G.W.

System:
PCChips K7SOM MB 
AMD K7 Pro 1800 
256MB RAM
40GB HD
10/100 NIC
FreeBSD-5.2.1-RELEASE