rec.autos.simulators

ISDN went in yesterday - dial-on-demand works great.  Still have to
bury a cable to my house (I'm sharing the connection with a low-usage
internet user).
Rebuilt my Win2K server to clean up the ***when it was my internet
router - still have to get the mailing list (for race schedules and
passwords) and the actual race server software installed.
FYI - it's a PIII-450 w/160mb RAM - anyone see a problem with this
serving GPL or N4 (never simultaneously)?

Also got my AMD 1.4 T-bird in my *** system - damn is it sweet :)!
Running slightly overclocked (AMD appears to be shipping the top CPU's
unlocked from the factory :)! - and its a retail w/3yr warranty)
Waiting for the copper H/S to see it really scream.

I'll keep everyone posted - anyone wanting to help me test out the
server when it's online feel free to email me!

Kendt

Doesn't Rambo's GPaL have a feature to kick the polesitter before the
start of the race ;)?

Am I going to have to treat the hotshoes like the Wrecking Crew ;)?

| Doesn't Rambo's GPaL have a feature to kick the polesitter before the
| start of the race ;)?
|
| Am I going to have to treat the hotshoes like the Wrecking Crew ;)?

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This sounds great. What are the requirements for getting in? Is my
+94.28 GPLRank bad enough? ;-)

The only potential problem I might see is the speed of the ISDN line.
I assume it is 128k dual channel which isn't a lot of bandwidth,
especially if you have people playing on cable and DSL. I don't know
the BW requirements of GPL though so this might not be a problem...

Todd Walker
GPLRank: +94.28
twalker at jam dot rr dot com
http://www.racesimcentral.net/

128kbps upstream is enough for hosting about 8-9 players. Not a lot
really...