> Hi all--
>
> which is the file on Linux that I have to change so that the machine
> recognises the sub-net's DNS server, gateway. NIS server etc on linux?? is
> it the /etc/hosts file and the /etc/networks file??
>
> any info on this??
dns servers are listed in /etc/resolv.conf
NIS servers a
> Yes, the problem of the network connection not working baffles me.
>
> I used to access the net(internet) to get packages(using debians "dselect"
> program) and then I had the problems with X, I used to reboot the system
> without doing it the normal way(shutdown or init 0 commands) by turning
Hello World,
After the last update of my woody, I remarked that umount on CD drives
doesn't work properly, because the drive stays locked and I have to open it
with the open command on my CD player.
Is umount broken or has its behavior changed?
Regards
Andreas
--
Andreas Tscharner
Kamath wrote:
>
> Hi all--
>
> which is the file on Linux that I have to change so that the machine
> recognises the sub-net's DNS server, gateway. NIS server etc on linux?? is
> it the /etc/hosts file and the /etc/networks file??
/etc/networks if you have a pci or isa card
for dns and subnet s
Hi all--
which is the file on Linux that I have to change so that the machine
recognises the sub-net's DNS server, gateway. NIS server etc on linux?? is
it the /etc/hosts file and the /etc/networks file??
any info on this??
it looks like my machine is not able to connect to the network. and the
> Hi all--
>
> which is the file on Linux that I have to change so that the machine
> recognises the sub-net's DNS server, gateway. NIS server etc on linux?? is
> it the /etc/hosts file and the /etc/networks file??
>
> any info on this??
dns servers are listed in /etc/resolv.conf
NIS servers
> Yes, the problem of the network connection not working baffles me.
>
> I used to access the net(internet) to get packages(using debians "dselect"
> program) and then I had the problems with X, I used to reboot the system
> without doing it the normal way(shutdown or init 0 commands) by turning
Hello World,
After the last update of my woody, I remarked that umount on CD drives
doesn't work properly, because the drive stays locked and I have to open it
with the open command on my CD player.
Is umount broken or has its behavior changed?
Regards
Andreas
--
Andreas Tscharner
Kamath wrote:
>
> Hi all--
>
> which is the file on Linux that I have to change so that the machine
> recognises the sub-net's DNS server, gateway. NIS server etc on linux?? is
> it the /etc/hosts file and the /etc/networks file??
/etc/networks if you have a pci or isa card
for dns and subnet
Hi all--
which is the file on Linux that I have to change so that the machine
recognises the sub-net's DNS server, gateway. NIS server etc on linux?? is
it the /etc/hosts file and the /etc/networks file??
any info on this??
it looks like my machine is not able to connect to the network. and the
Yes, the problem of the network connection not working baffles me.
I used to access the net(internet) to get packages(using debians "dselect"
program) and then I had the problems with X, I used to reboot the system
without doing it the normal way(shutdown or init 0 commands) by turning
off the po
> When I do the Ctrl+Alt+F1, go back to the console mode, and work, none of
> the network functionality seems to work! i cant do a ftp or http etc.,
Does this mean that you have the network working when you're in X? What
are you using to be able to tell?
Of course netscape and other GUI based pr
When I do the Ctrl+Alt+F1, go back to the console mode, and work, none of
the network functionality seems to work! i cant do a ftp or http etc.,
why is this so. I get the strong feeling that for a normal user like me
who doesn't bother too much about setting up X (its configuration etc)
GNOME is a
> Thanks for the info. Ideally i would like to log-in on the console and
> then go into X manually by running the X command. I am sure when X was
> set-up the configurator (which I was not aware) set-up the system to run
> on X on successful boot-up or start of the system. is there a way i can
> ac
Yes, the problem of the network connection not working baffles me.
I used to access the net(internet) to get packages(using debians "dselect"
program) and then I had the problems with X, I used to reboot the system
without doing it the normal way(shutdown or init 0 commands) by turning
off the p
Thanks for the info. Ideally i would like to log-in on the console and
then go into X manually by running the X command. I am sure when X was
set-up the configurator (which I was not aware) set-up the system to run
on X on successful boot-up or start of the system. is there a way i can
achieve this
> When I do the Ctrl+Alt+F1, go back to the console mode, and work, none of
> the network functionality seems to work! i cant do a ftp or http etc.,
Does this mean that you have the network working when you're in X? What
are you using to be able to tell?
Of course netscape and other GUI based p
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