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PCNetSpec
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Nope the BIOS has nothing to do with ZeroCD flipping... all taken care of by udev/rules (for kernels >= 2.6).
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| PCNetSpec wrote: | | I've seen gnome-ppp (really a front end for wvdial) used for 3g, hasn't KDE got something similar... has anyone tried to set up a 3g connection using kppp ? |
Yes, it "just worked".
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Thanks for that... bound to come in handy at some point 
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