You can see all the instances of the FQDN by running
find /etc -type f | xargs grep yourFQDN
that will show all the files that need to be changed
(you could use the previous output filtered with "uniq" and modified with
"sed" to do the whole thing in one step)
Hope this helps,
lazaro
-Orig
Hi,
For some (unknown to me) reason I cannot get the
net connection to work.
I have done this many times before without any
problem (on other systems,
installling debian 0.96 to 1.3) but now I cannot figure out what's wrong:
I am using the disks for i386 of July 1998, with
a ne2000 (recogni
Thanks Robert,
Are you sure need to recompile the kernel? Why? cannot I install the
modules?
By the way, How can I know the options the custom kernel was compiled with?
-Original Message-
From: Robert J. Alexander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Lazaro D. Salem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
I just installed a plain base of debian 2.0. on a box with
an ISDN card.
To my surprise I did not find any isdn related special files
(in /dev).
So
1) I run MAKEDEV isdn-io being at /dev as root.
2) pppconfig -> I choose /dev/ippp0 as the port.
but I don't get any message neither conne
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