This dosn't sound like a netscape problem. Are you sure you have the
right nameserver address in your /etc/resolv.conf file? Type "cat
/etc/resolv.conf" and look at the output. If its wrong use the netcfg
tool under X to modify it.
Yes, Netscape requires a minimum color depth. Run XConfig again and
set your color depth higher. You may have to lower your resolution to
achieve a higher color depth if you card dosn't have enough memory.
Chip Rose. wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I don't see anywhere in Netscape that affects the nameserver problem I'm
> having. I pinged localhost, and its okay, and pinged 127.0.0.1, and that's
> okay, then pinged my ISP, and that's okay.
>
> But when I type in a URL in Netscape, the web page won't come up. It says
> something about no name server for that address - any address I typed in was
> the same thing. Also, Netscape gives me several error messages when I first
> load it, about unsupported color resolutions or something. I just installed
> 5.1 from CD and don't know enough yet to change anything bad, so I just
> can't figure why its already configured wrong..
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chip.
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