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Netgem

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Subject: Netgem
From: Maccy <maccy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 12:22:07 +0000 (GMT)
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Hi folks,

I have a BT version of the Netgem box. I would like to be able to connect
it directly into my ADSL-enabled line so that I can surf the net on my TV
without any extra subscriptions.

I have a USB ADSL modem (Sagem Fast 800) and no wireless or router setup
(have only needed access from the 1 PC thus far).

Can this be done? The Netgem site only seems to mention successful hook-up
with USB to Ethernet adaptors.

Many thanks in advance,

Maccy



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