* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-05-16 16:26]: > netgear wlan card was detected and driver was loaded, i could not see or > select the ESSID of the network it connected to, but was only asked for > a WEP key. > > since there is no dhcp on the net, dhcp failed; the installer did > not offer me the manual config instead, but tried to access the debian > mirror. back in the main menu, typing in the ip address the interface > was not configured. switched to the console and configured it by hand.
joshk, any idea? > the hard disk had two ntfs paritions, of wich i wanted to delete one > and keep the other to copy the data later. this was not able with > partman, since it only allows me to delete the howl disk, but not a > single partition. If you go to "manual partition the disk", you should see the different partitions. You can then go to a partition, press enter, and you'll see a menu asking you what to do. One of the points at the bottom is "delete partition". Can you try if that works? > i could not find a way to install cfdisk as udeb or another If you open a shell and run cfdisk, it should work, but there's currently no menu for this. Someone else requested this recently, though. > after rebooting the wlan interface moved from eth1 to eth2 since the > firewire interface was found and used as eth1. Are you sure firewire took up eth1 and not your Realtek Ethernet chip? (or is that eth0, I guess?). Why would firewire appear as an eth device? Is that some kind of firewire ethernet? -- Martin Michlmayr [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
