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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
To: Jim <jameso@elwood.net>
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Subject: Re: Remote access
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> What I am looking for is sometype of portable device that will allow me to
> use telnet on the road. I am hoping for something that does just Telnet (I
> dont need anything other then that, and I dont want a whole OSes overhead),
> boots off ROM, has a decent keyboard, built in modem, and a color text mode
> display.

	486SX Laptop running PicoBSD off of a floppy? Really, anything 
else wouldn't be efficent IMHO. I think Linux can be installed on Palmtops, 
but they don't have modems as far as I know... 

						Rick


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