Thanks. I used xconfig and have used many times.
--- "Ashley M. Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: >
linux power wrote:
>
> > I had to edit the config file to enable
> > bridge,nat,iptables and masquerade.
>
> All options can be set from the menu. Try it
> sometimes. 'make menuconfig'
linux power wrote:
> I had to edit the config file to enable
> bridge,nat,iptables and masquerade.
All options can be set from the menu. Try it sometimes. 'make menuconfig' (or
'make xconfig').
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I had to edit the config file to enable
bridge,nat,iptables and masquerade.
--- "Ashley M. Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: >
linux power wrote:
>
> > The problem is solved, and it was that I had edit
> the
> > kernel config file so much that I had forgotten
> > certain things.
> > The en
linux power wrote:
> The problem is solved, and it was that I had edit the
> kernel config file so much that I had forgotten
> certain things.
> The enable scsi emulation must be set to m in /IDE/ATA
> section. Then in scsi section I had to enable SCSI and
> SCSI generic support. And all places w
The problem is solved, and it was that I had edit the
kernel config file so much that I had forgotten
certain things.
The enable scsi emulation must be set to m in /IDE/ATA
section. Then in scsi section I had to enable SCSI and
SCSI generic support. And all places where u find
ATAPI mus be disable
