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! ADSL4Linux 1.10 Pre-Alpha3 GENTOO EDITION
  
! (this document is probably incomplete and/or outdated)
  
  1	Installation
  
  2	Using ADSL4Linux
  2.1	'adsl start'
  2.2	'adsl stop'
! 2.3	'adsl status'
! 2.4	'adsl startlog'
! 2.5	'adsl stoplog'
! 2.6	'adsl version'
  
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! ADSL4Linux 1.11 GENTOO EDITION
  
! (This document might be incomplete and/or outdated, feel free to contact the author about changes.)
  
  1	Installation
  
  2	Using ADSL4Linux
  2.1	'adsl start'
  2.2	'adsl stop'
! 2.3	'adsl restart'
! 2.4	'adsl status'
! 2.5	'adsl startlog'
! 2.6	'adsl stoplog'
! 2.7	'adsl version'
  
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  2  Using ADSL4Linux
  
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  2.1	'adsl start'
  
       Take a guess... this should start your ADSL connection without
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       to stop it.
  
  
! 2.3	'adsl status'
       
       Greatly enhanced status screen. Displays all data transmitted in the
       current session, day and month and some more.
  
  
! 2.4	'adsl startlog'
       
       You probably didn't even notice that the logging had already started
       the second you logged in. In case it didn't, this is the correct command
       to do it.
  
       
! 2.5	'adsl stoplog'
       
       If you terminate your session this would normally be called in the 
       'ip-down.local' file. Check to see if it's there. If it's not, you've got
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       to stop it.
  
  
! 2.3	'adsl restart'
! 
!      Bored? Try restarting the connection using this command. Does basically 
!      the same as 'adsl stop && adsl start'.
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! 2.4	'adsl status'
       
       Greatly enhanced status screen. Displays all data transmitted in the
       current session, day and month and some more.
  
  
! 2.5	'adsl startlog'
       
       You probably didn't even notice that the logging had already started
       the second you logged in. In case it didn't, this is the correct command
       to do it.
  
       
! 2.6	'adsl stoplog'
       
       If you terminate your session this would normally be called in the 
       'ip-down.local' file. Check to see if it's there. If it's not, you've got
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       try reinstalling.
       
  
! 2.6	'adsl version'
  
       Displays your current ADSL4Linux version.
  
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       try reinstalling.
       
  
! 2.7	'adsl version'
  
       Displays your current ADSL4Linux version.
  
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