also sprach Robert Tucker (on Mon, 05 Mar 2001 07:02:37AM -0800):
> Didn't partition yet. Want to get all my ducks in a row and do everything at
> the
> same time. I've been gathering everything together...
then partition like this:
hda2 <swap> your ram size
hda1 / everything else
it's best for now.
> Never any experience with linux before. My DSL provider is PacBell and I use a
> Kingston card with an external modem and all is set up for W95. As for a
> 'routing
> table' ... huh? I've been digging through the software here at Debian.org and
> have found tons of programs that seem to be what I want. Just can't seem to
> nail
> anything down though.
tell us about your windoze machine config. what is the output from the
command line command 'route print' ?
what protocols do you use? is this windoze 95? if so, what's listed in
the network control panel? what are the tcp/ip settings(*)?
if this is windoze nt, what's listed in the network control
panel/protocols and adapters? what are the tcp/ip settings(*)?
(*) tcp/ip settings of relevance:
ip address
network mask
gateway/router
dns servers
> All I know is is that PacBell said they only support W9x-2000 and can't help
> me
> with linux (or any other platform) and the people I have been able to talk to
> know what they read off a sheet of paper. 'pppoe'? My mail is pop3 and that's
> about all I know. Sorry, I'm pretty ignorant about this part...
pppoe and pop3 have nothing to do with each other. pppoe might only be
needed in germany actually, i don't know about PacBell. did you have
to install *anything* on windoze when you got dsl working?
martin
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