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ADSL is much more complex than that, I can assure you.

-rob


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Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2001 21:00:52 0000

> i read somewhere that
> they run some form of ATM over the USB.  well.

Yes I can confirm that, having just hooked up to British Telecom's
ADSL service which provides IP via PPP over ATM through USB
into ADSL.  Yikes.

-- Richard

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