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Ryokincaid
Dread Pirate Roberts
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join:2000-08-28
Bellflower, CA

[WINXP] Problems - Please read

If you are using WinXP and are having troubles with RasPPPoE, did you know that you do not need to use it at all? WinXP has a built-in PPPoE support, and the instructions to setting it up can be found in the following thread:

»Can't install in Windows XP Pro(SP1) ?

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