Loungin
@ibi.com | reply to Traal
Re: will it work with any DSL line??
It probably will, but even if it does not, you could just by a router that does. You will probably want a router anyway so you can use both your computer and ps2 online at the same time and not have to worry about moving wires around. |
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soup du jour
I'm so bad... I should be in detention
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join:2001-12-12
Danbury, CT | reply to CO_Chris
said by FDNY_RES4CUE:
i have a PSX2 from day 1 he he he
waited in the cold and fog for 6 hours on October 26th (i believe it was), got it the same day!!!
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bmorrisj
join:2001-04-11
Buena Park, CA
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you dont have to buy sony's bb adaptor, you could get a linky, netgear and a couple others' usb network adaptor and hook it straight to the modem or thru a router. but for those that are Grrrr.....USB NICs, (like me) nevermind.
i just bought thps3 which is bb ready, you can setup the network (pppoe, static ip, DHCP) from inside the game and connect from there.
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ADSL /w PacBell 1500/128, PPPoE through RASPPPoE .96/Roaring Penguin, Win2K/Red Hat Linux 7.2, no network, no router |
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novaflare
The Dragon Was Here
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join:2002-01-24
Barberton, OH
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said by Xylon69:
I got this email 02/04/2002, and of course I signed up. I hope I get picked. If I'm chosen, I'll let all of you know how it is. Hell, I'll even take it to NYC DSLR to let Justin and the crew have a look.
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Dear XXXXXX,
How would you like to help test the future of online gaming for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system?
Now you can ... as an official Beta Tester.
Here's the deal. We're looking for qualified members of the XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX to help test our new Network Adaptor (Ethernet/Modem) (for PlayStation 2). This exclusive opportunity will enable a few chosen gamers to experience online gaming for the PlayStation 2 before it's made available to the masses.
If chosen as a Beta Tester, all you'll have to do is test the Network Adaptor and share your online gaming experiences with us.
To pursue this opportunity, simply follow these instructions:
Click on the link at the end of this e-mail.
You will be asked to answer approximately 15 questions.
Provide your PSU number when prompted. Your PSU number is: XXXXXXXXXXXX.
Write down the serial number of your PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system (located on the underside of your system, beginning with a "PT") and enter it in the appropriate field.
Hit "Submit." We will notify you shortly if you're selected as one of the chosen few to take part in this exciting opportunity.
To sign up to be an official online gaming Beta Tester, please visit www.xxxxxxxxxxx.com by XXX XX,XXXX.
gah lucky sob 
looks like its time to bug sony some more heheh
i want to beta test their online games.
Heck im curently in 3 closed betas
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Harddrive
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join:2000-09-20
Norwich, CT
| reply to CO_Chris
I got this email 02/04/2002, and of course I signed up. I hope I get picked. If I'm chosen, I'll let all of you know how it is. Hell, I'll even take it to NYC DSLR to let Justin and the crew have a look.
__________________________________________________________
Dear XXXXXX,
How would you like to help test the future of online gaming for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system?
Now you can ... as an official Beta Tester.
Here's the deal. We're looking for qualified members of the XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX to help test our new Network Adaptor (Ethernet/Modem) (for PlayStation 2). This exclusive opportunity will enable a few chosen gamers to experience online gaming for the PlayStation 2 before it's made available to the masses.
If chosen as a Beta Tester, all you'll have to do is test the Network Adaptor and share your online gaming experiences with us.
To pursue this opportunity, simply follow these instructions:
Click on the link at the end of this e-mail.
You will be asked to answer approximately 15 questions.
Provide your PSU number when prompted. Your PSU number is: XXXXXXXXXXXX.
Write down the serial number of your PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system (located on the underside of your system, beginning with a "PT") and enter it in the appropriate field.
Hit "Submit." We will notify you shortly if you're selected as one of the chosen few to take part in this exciting opportunity.
To sign up to be an official online gaming Beta Tester, please visit www.xxxxxxxxxxx.com by XXX XX,XXXX.
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alexiares21
join:2001-12-21
Rancho Cucamonga, CA |  reply to CO_Chris
Man can't wait to play Capcom Vs. Snk 2 or fighting games online |
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Traal
join:2000-10-19
Mesa, AZ
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My guess is that the start-up disk is for the modem. The ethernet part (for DSL, cable modems, etc.) is easy, just give it the parameters you got from your ISP (if it's DHCP, you may not have to do anything at all).
My question is... does the software support PPPoE?
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skedatl$
To Provoke And Annoy
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join:2002-01-29
Corona, CA
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said by FDNY_RES4CUE:
the answer is?? The adapter bundle will come with a start-up disk pre-configured for a number of major ISPs, including EarthLink Inc. and SBC Communications Inc. , though Sony said any ISP can be used with the service.
now that i have a dsl line i cant wait to get playing with my PSX2..in months to come
just my 2 cents
Christopher
i have a PSX2 from day 1 he he he
Disc swapping...another reason Sony should wait for PS3 to introduce online gaming.
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CO_Chris
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join:2001-08-28
Broomfield, CO
 ·Comcast
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| the answer is?? The adapter bundle will come with a start-up disk pre-configured for a number of major ISPs, including EarthLink Inc. and SBC Communications Inc. , though Sony said any ISP can be used with the service.
now that i have a dsl line i cant wait to get playing with my PSX2..in months to come
just my 2 cents
Christopher
i have a PSX2 from day 1 he he he |
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