[ale] Did It!!

[I. Herman]

Hey out there...not 
a major step, but a hint in the "right" direction.
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I am a server admin 
working on our company's GPRS project.  They wanted a server for testing 
and were about to use a NT box to setup to test with.  So.....after a quick 
discussion with our engineering dept., I talked them into allowing me to use 
that NT box and make it a Linux box for testing.  
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1 - I get to wipe 
Windows off a computer @ work -- bonus.  
2 -Â  I will be 
making a FTP, Telnet, Apache, WAP server on that.
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I've never done WAP 
scripting before, but since I get to start @ the bottom floor of this GPRS 
thing, and am new to the wireless industry, it'll be a good experience.  

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So, in a matter of 
speaking....I guess Linux made it's way into the wireless GPRS world (even if 
it's just for testing).  
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But, as James 
said...."Changing the mobile computing world, one Linux user at a time."Â  I 
am trying my personal time to get the GPRS phones working with Linux, just to 
see if I can get it done.  One brand we have, I am thinking won't be too 
hard...but I do have a question:
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If I connect to a 
serial port, and usually have to put the init strings in manually anyway....in 
theory, should I be able to use that along w/ PPP? (via minicom or something 
similar)
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Have fun 
all.
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Izzie M. 
Herman
GPRS 
Technician/Server Admin