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Subject: Re: Multiple OS Solution
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* Al wrote in alt.os.linux.ubuntu:

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> BTW, on my Mac, all I have to do to turn the ethernet on/off is change a 
> software switch in the TCP/IP panel. Takes seconds to do it and no 
> reboot required. Is it that easy in Linux?

Yes.

> I know you have to reboot 
> Windoz to do that.

No, you dont. You can enable and disable ethernet on the fly in Windows as 
well.

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David
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