es anyone have any ideas? Please CC me as I'm not currently subscribed
to debian-user (I can only handle one high-traffic list, and zope takes
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#! /bin/sh
ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1
# internal network is hard-coded;
English documentation is a little confusing and my Japanese fluency
isn't enough to begin to try and understand the stuff written in
Japanese. Thanks to any and all who can shed light on this for me.
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> fetchmail: All connections are wedged. Exiting.
>
What's the output of 'fetchmail -v'?
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ething like
this:
g++ -O2 -Wall -pedantic -ansi -c foo.c
g++ -O2 -Wall -pedantic -ansi -c foo2.c
g++ -O2 -Wall -pedantic -ansi -c foo3.c
g++ -o foo_program foo.o foo2.o foo3.o -lgtk -lmysqlclient
or this:
g++ -O2 -Wall -pedantic -ansi -o foo_program foo.c foo2.c foo3.c -lgtk
-lmysqlclient
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ried making scripts containing mv -iv and cp
> -iv. What is the problem here, and just as importantly, what is a posssible
> solution?
What _exact_ commands are you using to set the aliases?
> P.S. I know this is probably a silly question, but if my CD-ROM drive is the
> second device on my first IDE Controller, would it be /dev/hdb ?
Yup, you're right on the money. BTW, The only silly questions are the ones
left unasked.
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ty hack is to look over the postrm script
(/var/lib/dpkg/info/kdm.postrm), and either fix it or do what it does
manually and delete it.
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way to do that. /etc/modules contains a list of modules
loaded at boot time.
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is to implement a per-user ~/.forward file. Check
/usr/doc/exim/filters.txt.gz. This has the added benefit of being able
to allow your users to sort their email as well.
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On Fri, Aug 27, 1999 at 12:48:22PM -0500, jason wrote:
> anyone have a working apt entry to get kde? snowcrash doesn't seem to like
> me anymore..
>
deb ftp://kde.tdyc.com/pub/debian potato kde contrib
works fine, snowcrash merged with a KDE rpm site and they got a new
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> with SlackWare, no complaints on it. But, after seeing the Debian system
> my son has setup on his computer... well... you got me hooked!
I've used Slackware, RedHat, Caldera, and Debian and I've been a happy
Debian user for 3 years. Debian is cool and with the Corel and Stormix
alliances, it can only get better :-)
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yourself a libc5 deb of the newest smail?
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so) would probably be a better idea than static if you are
looking to conserve disk space. By definition, no one else could send
you libraries that are optimized for YOUR specific task, so I'm not sure
why you want others to send you libraries.
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for IDE devices, right? That means that,
to user-level programs, your CDROMs are /dev/scd0 and /dev/scd1.
You'll have to 'modprobe ide-scsi' before using the CD-ROM devices, or
add its name to /etc/modules so that it is autoloaded on startup.
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inked with pthread (a standard
libc component..no need to statically link this) and libc, and
statically linked with everything else, per 'ldd pppoe'.
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>
> Thanks,
>
cd /dev; MAKEDEV audio
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On Thu, Aug 26, 1999 at 01:56:01AM -0700, ZEN MYSTIC wrote:
>
> is there any gif animator available for linux...if so
> pls tell where to get...
>
Try grabbing a newer (1.1.x) version of the gimp from
http://www.gimp.org. I'm pretty sure it has support for some types of
animat
section of /etc/X11/XF86Config
(start with 'Section "Pointer"' and end with 'EndSection')
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ill be old and slow (<200MB), is it worth it?
Try it out and see. I'd say yes, because one of the drives wouldn't be
going back and forth, moving the head all around. If it doesn't make any
difference, you can use it to back up data or something.
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body tell me what I'm doing wrong?
The firewalling stuff changed in 2.2. ipchains is now used instead of
ipfwadm. Either run 2.0.37 instead of 2.2.10, or convert your scripts
to use ipchains. For more info, Check out the IP-CHAINS-HOWTO or
the IP-Masquerading-mini-HOWTO, both available
develop. heh heh. :)
I was a developer a couple of years ago, but stopped doing it. Right
now, there's a major backlog, and the rumor is that they
won't accept new ones until after potato's release in November. Check
the debian-devel archives if you are interested.
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ed by g++, then they link. If
they are both compiled by gcc, then they link. Otherwise, not a chance.
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ell matches it.
>
> He has tab complete for apt, dpkg, telnet, and other fun things.
>
Whoa! sounds really cool..I could think of lots of uses for that!
I've used bash for my whole 'linux life', can anyone recommend a
tutorial/web page for zsh?
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7;m wrong, but the MBR is fine, the partition boot record
is what's corrupted.
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s back the
way they were:
dd if=/boot/boot.0301 of=/dev/hda1 bs=512 count=1
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++ interchangably. cc is a standard unix name for
the C compiler, and is symlinked to gcc on my system.
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running
> in the process table unless there's a connection in progress...
>
You are right..I am wrong Please forgive me :-)
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at you want to do.
You shouldn't need to so that, IMHO.
What modules have you tried to load in the install program? Hoe do you
know that it hates your CD-ROM drive?
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hplj3:\
:sh:pw#80:pl#66:px#1440:mx#0:\
:if=/etc/magicfilter/samba-ljet3-filter:\
:af=/var/spool/lpd/hplj3/acct:lf=/var/log/lp-errs:
Restart lpd (or lprng..it seems to be better and not die randomly on me)
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nto the directory
that you tell xcdroast. Then click 'Master image' and click 'Write
image'. Key in the name of the ISO file. Image Size and
Image-ISO9660-Label should show something once you key in the image.
Then, click 'Start Write Image.'
Alternatively, check out
looFTP/gftp, et. al).
and then the kicker:
Explorer's UI -> LiteStep (Afterstep/WindowMaker for windows)
Gradually, a little at a time, we get them used to it. Then, we replace
the kernel. An experienced user helps them set it up, and they already
know how to use the programs. Voila! W
7;t offer a flowers bouquet with each new mail,
> so I had to give her XCMail ;-) );
> is, in this case, ssh what I should be installing?
If you can, do ssh and grab the unix version or the freeware windows
program 'Tera Term Pro'. If not, telnet is a good second choice, because
it
ecent for the front end but
> I've never done this before so I'm no
> expert. But I have absolutely no idea what db to use. I need something
> small and fast initially. Suggestions?
>
Definately go with PHP3 and MySQL. I've had great luck with it.
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ight there! I've
had connections go from what you experience to near-perfect after I
dropped the MTU to 552 (512 + 40 byte header) or even 296 (256 + 40 byte
header). Check your PPP config files (can't recall where Debian puts
them..haven't needed PPP in over a year) and add 'mru 552&
inting to
an HP Laserjet III attatched to a Windows machine), I got it to work
without much trouble following instructions in the Samba and Magicfilter
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On Fri, Aug 20, 1999 at 09:49:06AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> Stephen Pitts wrote:
> >
> [cut]
> > My next project..developing an admin system using Python and wxWindows.
> > I can develop under Linux and deliver it to my client running
> > Windows without chang
king on a system to let you do a
'kickstart' install similar to RedHat. Check the debian-admintool list
for info (http://www.debian.org/Lists-Archives/). Until then, hire
monkeys to do the gruntwork :-)
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On Fri, Aug 20, 1999 at 02:13:39AM -0400, William T Wilson wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Stephen Pitts wrote:
>
> > doesn't work. I think that it is trying to lock the files in some
> > non-NFS compatible way.
>
> You have to run lockd if you want locking to work
user-space daemon. I
no longer get any boot-up errors, and lockd seems to be running OK. However,
kexpress/gdbm still can't generate locks. Wordperfect works OK, though.
Whatever..I'll go back to symlinking ~/.kde/share/apps/kexpress to
/usr/local/smpitts-kexpress and move on!
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moduel and restarting the service doesn't do anything either. Should I
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nyways, if it was
builtin to the kernel.
Better is adding 'options sbpcd sbpcd=0x230,1' to /etc/modutils/sbpcd,
and running 'update-modules'. Then 'rmmod sbpcd; modprobe sbpcd' should
work, and it will load automatically without autoprobe the next time you
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enter. Hit '+' to select it, Enter to get out of that menu, and
[I]nstall to install it.
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ound
cards. Is there any setting I can tell something (BIOS, kernel, etc) so
that the bus is shared better?
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e any workarounds to these NFS locking problems?
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for initialisation of the terminal (since nvi
> uses ncurses), but does anybody have a clue og what it
> might be??
>
> I am puzzeled, to say the least!
>
What is the value of $TERM in these two situations?
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eliver it to my client running
Windows without changing the code..do that with any other language
(including the much-acclaimed JDK/Swing combo!)
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u use your floppy drive just fine? Looking at the source in
drivers/block/floppy.c, it has something to do with seeking and getting
high transfer rates (128k/s) on special floppy drive controllers.
>
> Thanks for your attention!!!
Any time
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; I edited /etc/exim.conf and added 'localhost' and my hostname to
> 'local_domains=' and restarted exim, but no change.
Are you sure that exim is running? The default /etc/init.d/exim has a
big 'exit 0' at the very top of the script?
What does "ps aux | grep 'exim'" say?
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bmount won't work.
Yes, but that wouldn't work either, because no microsoft filesystem
supports symlinks.
> I'd like
> to avoid making any changes to the winbox because he uses it for work
> and I don't want to be responsible for fixing anything on it that
> might break
ciated.
How do you start X?
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(like ttmkfdir for
Truetype fonts or mkfontdir for PCF fonts) ? Perhaps..if nothing else..I
can use my WP fonts in Abiword or something else.
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if I'm wrong, but that changes the window manager for all
users, and it doesn't even start the GNOME panel!
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On Wed, Aug 18, 1999 at 05:28:26PM +0400, Alexander Zhuckov wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Can I safely compile and install glibc 2.1.2 (and respective dev
> packages) from potato on slink?
Why not just install the glibc 2.1 package from potato instead of
building it yourself?
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ore important
> than leading edge.
>
>
Get 2.2.11! I had 2.2.10 wipe out a hard drive and had funny NFS
problems with 2.2.7. Because stable releases only have bug fixes, newer
is better.
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Errr..not exactly. As long as you upgrade your libc6 and a few other
core packages to the potato versions, you can keep everything else as a
slink version. slink packages work fine with the potato libraries, but
the converse isn't true.
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using NFS. Here's what it looks like on one of my boxes:
/home ender(rw)
/mp3 ender(rw)
The server is orwell..on the client, ender, I have entries like
this in my fstab:
orwell:/home/home nfs defaults0 0
orwell:/mp3 /mp3nfs defaults 0 0
a
grams. Don't grab them unless you know that you must,
because building debs will take several hours.
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ontroller
for your IDE drives is not a real device! Look at /proc/scsi/ide-scsi/0 or
/proc/scsi/scsi to verify that it is enabled.
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running VMWare? What user started esd?
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o on
> this
> one. Thanks for all the help and info.
>
> Cheers,
>
> John Gay
>
At this point, I think the more popular approach is to use esd (package esound).
Some programs (xmms comes to mind) have builtin support for it, while others
can be convinced to use
til you do
dpkg --set-selections < /usr/local/dpkg_packages. All of the
packages that you had on your old system will be automagically
selected in dselect for you!
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a document describing web browsers and configuration?
Netscape was a company that made two web browser products: Navigator and
Communicator. They were bought by AOL a while back. Navigator can only
view web pages, while Communicator can also do mail, news, web page editing,
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ves with glx built into the X server
from nVidia (not the ones with -dyn at the end) from nVidia
3. put XF86_SVGA in /usr/local/bin and edit /etc/X11/Xserver
4. Put libGL.so.* in /usr/local/lib and run ldconfig -v /
Quake2 and Quake3 look wonderful, as does any/all other GL
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nk flags:
> GIF supports: no
>
> Creating makefiles...
>
> Qt is now configured for building. Just run make.
> To reconfigure, run make clean and configure.
>
Try using "rm config.cache; CC=g++ ./configure" and see
if the build works.
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g/debian unstable main contrib non-free
deb http://nonus.debian.org/debian-non-US unstable/non-US main contrib non-free
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On Tue, Aug 03, 1999 at 12:05:03AM -0600, John Galt wrote:
>
> BTW any POSIX shell and termcap system will respond the same to a "echo
> $TERM", HTH
>
Even inside of an xterm? My xterms give me 'xterm-debian' and on a virtual
console, I get 'linux'.
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eck those permissions.
>
> Finally, should I have done something different with tar in
> order to make it properly
> restore permissions? Seems strange, since as I said I have
> done essentially the same
> thing before with no problems .
Taking a cursory glance over the tar man
ition with a swap
partiton.
> how can i configure my CR-563
> creative labs in the installation program?
Wait for the section "Configure Device Driver Modules". Pick the
matcd module.
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Bad
Things (TM) in regards to the new kernel networking code (i.e.
setting the IP address to 0.0.0.0 IIRC). A newer dhcpcd-sv
package is part of potato and it has worked fine for me. If
you don't run potato, you can fairly easily grab the source
and recompile it against glibc 2.0.
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On Tue, Aug 03, 1999 at 11:06:18AM +1000, Dan Everton wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 03, 1999 at 10:22:49AM +1000, Dan Everton wrote:
> > On Mon, Aug 02, 1999 at 01:21:03PM -0500, Stephen Pitts wrote:
> > > Kinda offtopic suggestion, but rebuild your kernel with
> > > the "ma
xtremely up to date. You see posts from people on -user
at least once a week wanting to install stuff from potato, everything
from xmms to kernel-package to the new X.
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u
find bugs (wmifs segfaulted on me...I rebuild the package
from source with -g, ran it in the debugger, and found
the problem), run potato stuff on slink, and shows you the
flexibility of the Linux system.
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Is it using gcc or g++ to compile?
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Edit the debian/control file and change the perl5 depends to 'perl'.
Type "debian/rules binary" and install the resulting package. Learning
how to rebuild a Debian package from source can be a great asset,
especially if you intend to use potato packages (where some of
the co
On Tue, Aug 03, 1999 at 12:54:34AM +0800, Liu Chung Him wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have forgotten to make a boot disk during installation.
> Is there any method to create it again ?
>
Try liloconfig
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SysRq combo to
kill the xserver. Go back to the gdb console
and type 'where'. That will tell you where it
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olders
load incredibly slowly with mutt. (15-20 seconds for
around 1000 messages). Are there any performance tweaks
for NFS and/or Maildir that anyone knows about? (Other
than not to use them in combination :-))
Thanks for any info on the above problems.
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now on debian-devel is the idea of using ash instead of
bash for /bin/sh. Since ash is faster/uses less memory than bash,
it could significantly decrease the bootup time of your system.
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were having by preloading everything.
I'm with you: I have 32 modules right now in /lib/modules/2.2.7 and the
only one loaded at boot time is for my ethernet card, via-rhine.
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Earth to Shao..is anyone out there? What you are doing is the same
as what "make install" for ALSA does..preloading the modules
at boot time and defeating the whole point of modules.
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dist-upgrade". It handles everything and
installs all of the packages in the right order.
Because of the glibc2.1 upgrade, I'm not sure how to do it your way. I've
used APT since before slink and it did everything in the right order.
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> Strange. I thought *BSD are using EGCS as well.
>
Nope, moving to EGCS is on the FreeBSD 4.0 feature list. Its in
the ports collection for 3.2, but my ISP (understandably)
probably wouldn't want to install it.
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VI. Also,
I believe that ae is the default editor, although there was a heated
debate on debian-devel a while back about the default editor. Our
beloved VIM lost out because people said it wasn't intuitive and
that it was too hard to learn . You can take my VIM when you
pry it from my cold, de
linked lists and sorting, and
found out that FreeBSD is not up to par with Linux in terms of
C++ compilers and lacked some STL features I needed,
and ended up rewriting the programs in Python to get them to
port over cleanly.
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x27;t start dhcpcd on 2.2.x kernels.
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uctions
are in the HOWTO as to exactly what to compile in), and
post to the list if you don't understand anything.
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ur help.
>
> Jasmine Chan
Why does it matter? NT is only C2 certified when it is not connected
to a network :-)
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eporting any/all bugs you find.
I've found a couple, and the maintainers are very courteous
about fixing them, especially on the rare occasions I included
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just thank those who responded to my video card question. I'm going
> with the Riva TNT, just so you know. And that Linux hardware link
> (http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~comech/tools/CheapBox.html) was *very*
> informative -- highly recommended.
Cool! I'm the happy owner of a Riva TNT
s to apostrophes, and fail to follow the ASCII standard
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Thank you for your attention :-).
Try "make-kpkg clean". It should clear out some old cruft in the
configuration files.
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handy. I could send you
a ZIP file via email, though.
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Debian, you may come across a scenario that requires
you to do this because of a package bug.
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APT to download directly from the mirror that
you got your packages from. If a package is already in
/var/cache/apt/archives, it won't be downloaded again,
but APT will get any packages you don't have that it
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On Mon, Jul 26, 1999 at 08:50:20AM -0700, Thomas wrote:
> Just do dpkg -s ps
It's dpkg -S ps, but that doesn't help if the package
with ps isn't installed :-).
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eds an MTA to send mail :-)
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OK, great. Partition Magic hosed my partition table. I'm
going to send the drive back to Seagate, 1 MB of bad
sectors or not. This incident with this Linux installation
is totally opposite all of my other linux experiences.
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get confused?
Try setting the netmask that way, and see what happens
>
> And a semi-related question: on a pure Win98 machine, how do you find out
> the Ethernet address of the NIC card? I tried looking through the registry,
> but didn't find anything that looked right.
Start
ing
> other computers on my local network. The settings in ifconfig and route
> disappears after a reboot, I presume this is not right.
>
Au contrair. On boot-time, all ethernet devices are configured
by /etc/init.d/network. Change the ifconfig lines there
to automatically setup your network card.
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