Re: detecting ethernet connection

Hi, Am Dienstag, 27. April 2004 22:55 schrieb Jerome BENOIT: > Hello, > > have you tried its brother `waproamd' ? Am Dienstag, 27. April 2004 23:30 schrieb François TOURDE: > I presume you can use a /etc/init.d/wlan script to do iwconfig, and > put something like: > > iface wlan0 inet manual >

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Hi, Am Dienstag, 27. April 2004 22:55 schrieb Jerome BENOIT: > Hello, > > have you tried its brother `waproamd' ? Am Dienstag, 27. April 2004 23:30 schrieb François TOURDE: > I presume you can use a /etc/init.d/wlan script to do iwconfig, and > put something like: > > iface wlan0 inet manual >

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Le 12535ième jour après Epoch, Andreas Stempfhuber écrivait: > Hi all, > > Am Montag, 26. April 2004 21:40 schrieb François TOURDE: >> Try "apt-get install ifplugd" ... A fantastic tool using run-parts >> to run on plug/unplug status. > > very nice tool, it works also with WLAN (ndiswrapper), if t

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Hello, have you tried its brother `waproamd' ? hth, Jerome Andreas Stempfhuber wrote: Hi all, Am Montag, 26. April 2004 21:40 schrieb François TOURDE: Try "apt-get install ifplugd" ... A fantastic tool using run-parts to run on plug/unplug status. very nice tool, it works also with WLAN

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Le 12535ième jour après Epoch, Andreas Stempfhuber écrivait: > Hi all, > > Am Montag, 26. April 2004 21:40 schrieb François TOURDE: >> Try "apt-get install ifplugd" ... A fantastic tool using run-parts >> to run on plug/unplug status. > > very nice tool, it works also with WLAN (ndiswrapper), if t

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Hi all, Am Montag, 26. April 2004 21:40 schrieb François TOURDE: > Try "apt-get install ifplugd" ... A fantastic tool using run-parts > to run on plug/unplug status. very nice tool, it works also with WLAN (ndiswrapper), if the WLAN interface is already pre-configured with iwconfig. Therefor my

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Hello, have you tried its brother `waproamd' ? hth, Jerome Andreas Stempfhuber wrote: Hi all, Am Montag, 26. April 2004 21:40 schrieb François TOURDE: Try "apt-get install ifplugd" ... A fantastic tool using run-parts to run on plug/unplug status. very nice tool, it works also with WLAN (ndis

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Hi all, Am Montag, 26. April 2004 21:40 schrieb François TOURDE: > Try "apt-get install ifplugd" ... A fantastic tool using run-parts > to run on plug/unplug status. very nice tool, it works also with WLAN (ndiswrapper), if the WLAN interface is already pre-configured with iwconfig. Therefor my

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Le 12534ième jour après Epoch, Bill Moseley écrivait: > I'm looking for a utility to see if the internal interface is connected > -- the so-called "link-beat" detection. I have a toshiba laptop with > EtherExpress PRO/100+ MiniPCI. > > I know about the laptop-net package, but I don't want all the

Re: detecting ethernet connection

You probably want the package "ifplugd". That'll let you configure network interfaces when the cable is plugged in. Luke Reeves http://www.neuro-tech.net/ Bill Moseley wrote: I'm looking for a utility to see if the internal interface is connected -- the so-called "link-beat" d

detecting ethernet connection

I'm looking for a utility to see if the internal interface is connected -- the so-called "link-beat" detection. I have a toshiba laptop with EtherExpress PRO/100+ MiniPCI. I know about the laptop-net package, but I don't want all the schema/profile setup, I just want to test for the link when swi

Re: detecting ethernet connection

Le 12534ième jour après Epoch, Bill Moseley écrivait: > I'm looking for a utility to see if the internal interface is connected > -- the so-called "link-beat" detection. I have a toshiba laptop with > EtherExpress PRO/100+ MiniPCI. > > I know about the laptop-net package, but I don't want all the

Re: detecting ethernet connection

You probably want the package "ifplugd". That'll let you configure network interfaces when the cable is plugged in. Luke Reeves http://www.neuro-tech.net/ Bill Moseley wrote: I'm looking for a utility to see if the internal interface is connected -- the so-called "link-beat" dete

detecting ethernet connection

I'm looking for a utility to see if the internal interface is connected -- the so-called "link-beat" detection. I have a toshiba laptop with EtherExpress PRO/100+ MiniPCI. I know about the laptop-net package, but I don't want all the schema/profile setup, I just want to test for the link when swi