Boot from an external SCSI drive?

ybody out there have any *cheap/easy* solutions to how to boot from that drive? If so, I thank you and my budget thanks you. Mike Missett

Re: Of Mice and Modems

Eric, Thanks. I'll try those (Stty0 as opposed to ttyS0, which I did try) I appreciate it. Mike P.S.: "Like a Rolling Stone" was written in the key of C. Eric Deveaud wrote: > On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, mmissett wrote: > > > I finally have things up and running on the G4, but I'm stuck on a > > couple

Re: More Mice & Modems

Michael, Thanks for the reply. I will check out the archives. However, this is a NEW install of POTATO, and it most assuredly is biting me. Does that change the diagnosis? Thanks again, Mike Michael Schmitz wrote: > > Also, of more immediate concern is the mouse problem. > > Eric Deveaud said t

Re: More Mice & Modems

OK. I'll check the archives. Thanks Mike Michael Schmitz wrote: > > is a NEW install of POTATO, and it most assuredly is biting me. > > Does that change the diagnosis? > > Nope. > > Michael > > -- >

Re: pppdifficulties

Rogerio and MIchel, Thanks for your answers. There was a post on user by someone who found things routed to eth0 when they needed to be going to ttyS0, which is what got me thinking about default route. I will try Rogerio's answer and if still lost try the user list. Also, in reference to Rogeri

Re: pppdifficulties

Rogério Brito wrote: > Use the "route -n" command to see if you have a route with > destination of 0.0.0.0 and with the gateway/router set to your > PPP peer. > > If yes, then you're already done with the default route. If > not, then you have to tell pppd

re:pppdifficulties

Sorry, the formatting screwed up in that last post, I'll try it again. route -n gives me this: destination gateway useiface 204.x(my IP) 0.0.0.00ppp0 192.x* 0.0.0.00eth0 0.0.0.0 192.x