Tina Gasperson wrote:
> Have you tried running VZ Access in Wine? You should have received a
> CD with the card. (I haven't tried this, just a suggestion.)
Hi Tina!
Haven't had any luck with Wine running anything. Wine and the program
will start, run for a minute and then lock the machine requiring a
reboot. Oh, Wine *is* like, Windows!
I have one Windows database program I would *like* to run, but I have
given up on it and I am having a friend write a new front end for it in
something that will work cross-platform. Then we can use it on Mac, too!
Regards,
Pete
>
> On 8/8/06, petetheisen <petetheisen@verizon.net> wrote:
>
>> Hi Everybody!
>>
>> Albert #3487 says that Verizon really doesn't support Linux. He can
>> write a trouble ticket but no one will do anything about it.
>>
>> The issue is that after days of OK performance the cellphone
>> network will all of a sudden get flaky for several hours, generally
>> at the same time, about 1:30 AM Eastern. He can help but I have to
>> go on in Windows and that isn't an option.
>>
>> If I could go on in Windows he could run a program called VZ Access
>> Manager which would update a list of towers. Does anyone know how
>> to do this in Linux, it works in Mac? If this can be done it should
>> be done every month.
>>
>> <http://vzam.net>
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