🚀 go-pugleaf

Mr. J. R. Grinter and I have been working on solving 
the problem of finding the appropriate bay area ISP 
for Mr. L. Torvalds (you might call Grinter the send-off 
crew, and I the welcome wagon, from a geographical 
perspective.)

Sadly, at this time I can not reccommend my own ISP, 
Best Communication Corporation, of Mountain View, because 
while they appear to carry my Linux PPP TCP packets, 
they do not yet carry my Linux PPP UDP or ICMP packets.  
Perhaps this message will prompt them to rectify the situation.

Who can reccommend a south bay ISP which accepts Linux 
(both Intel and Macintosh -- http://www.mklinux.apple.com 
-- and my personal preference is MIPS servers, although 
HP, Intel, PPC, and SPARC will do, too, I suppose.  I will 
summarize e-mail replies to the pertinent newsgroups.

Mr. J. R. Grinter writes:
>
> If your provider uses USR netserver systems, then you need to 
> try and get them to upgrade the revision of code they're running
> (they might already be planning this, as I believe it's necessary
> to do so for the X2 support). The one I was having problems with
> appears to have upgraded their systems, and now I can connect and
> pass all traffic no problem.
 
:jps