<[email protected]>To: [email protected] On 10/10/26 9:01 AM, Walb wrote: > Debian support > [email protected] > > Hi, > > Please give me a link to instructions to solve the following problem. I > installed Debian13 as standalone systems on three hard drives in one > computer. Only one of the three systems connects to the internet. I need to > reconfigure the systems so that a browser can connect each one to the > internet. > We might be able to help if we know your network topology. There are no universal way to configure networking. -- John Doe
Hi John Doe, Thanks for your help. I installed Debian13 the same way on each hard drive, with standalone mode and default settings. The instructions said that each hard drive could be reconfigured later so that any of them could boot the system. I can boot the system on each hard drive but two fail to connect to the internet. The only reconfiguration needed is to connect the internet. Otherwise the existing default topology should do. I am the only person using the separate hard drives. Cheers, Wal [email protected] -- Sent with https://mailfence.com Secure and private email
