Eric Parker writes:
| > Eric Parker said:
| > > I tried that, no dice. It appears that the problem is that the
| > > interface card isn't initalized yet to accept the ancontrol commands.
| >
| > Hmmm... I put an ifconfig an0 up in the first line and that let
| > things go just fine. I call the
Eric Parker said:
> No, I just wasn't aware that you had to up the interface, I
> thought rc did that prior to running the config for it. As soon as I
> added the up command to the start up file, it worked as planned. Thanks!
Good!
I've found the WLAN stuff _very_ addicting. Have it at
> Eric Parker said:
> > I tried that, no dice. It appears that the problem is that the
> > interface card isn't initalized yet to accept the ancontrol commands.
>
> Hmmm... I put an ifconfig an0 up in the first line and that let
> things go just fine. I call the script out of pccard.conf.
>
>
If you are starting out with a new DHCP service, I'd really suggest
looking at V3. It's now in release-candidate phase and is quite stable
and very close. V3 has vastly improved capabilities and functionality
that i significantly better than V2.
I you have a V2 server that is doing the job for yo
> i'm so sorry, but this list is the my last chance... :O) can freebsd
> be a dhcp server??? in the handbook i found that the only option is
> dhcp-client. i wanna set it for dhcp server. please help me... i
> don't believe that freebsd don't make that!! thanks
Try this: /usr/ports/
Brooks Davis said:
> > Hmmm... I put an ifconfig an0 up in the first line and that let
> > things go just fine. I call the script out of pccard.conf.
>
> That's supposed to be fixed. Are you running -STABLE or -RELEASE?
I'm running 4.1.1-RELEASE. I started messing with 4.3-RELEASE, but
I messe
On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 02:15:28PM -0500, Greg Putrich wrote:
> Eric Parker said:
> > I tried that, no dice. It appears that the problem is that the
> > interface card isn't initalized yet to accept the ancontrol commands.
>
> Hmmm... I put an ifconfig an0 up in the first line and that let
Eric Parker said:
> I tried that, no dice. It appears that the problem is that the
> interface card isn't initalized yet to accept the ancontrol commands.
Hmmm... I put an ifconfig an0 up in the first line and that let
things go just fine. I call the script out of pccard.conf.
Not sure w
> Eric Parker said:
> > about boot up. I was under the impression that if I create a file called
> > /etc/start_if.an0 that it will be executed during boot up. I have the
> > following in that file:
> >
> > This works if I run it by hand, sets up the card just as it should
> > be, but how do
> > /usr/sbin/ancontrol -i an0 -s 2
> .
> .
> .
>
> > The second issue is the biggest one. For some reason I have high
> > latency when pinging my gateway. With the wireless card, I get ping
> > replies between 200 and 400 ms while I get around 10 ms with a regular
> > ethe
> /usr/sbin/ancontrol -i an0 -s 2
.
.
.
> The second issue is the biggest one. For some reason I have high
> latency when pinging my gateway. With the wireless card, I get ping
> replies between 200 and 400 ms while I get around 10 ms with a regular
> ethernet car
Eric Parker said:
> about boot up. I was under the impression that if I create a file called
> /etc/start_if.an0 that it will be executed during boot up. I have the
> following in that file:
>
> This works if I run it by hand, sets up the card just as it should
> be, but how do I get it t
I did eventually get the Cisco Aironet 340 card working in FreeBSD
4.3, but I am having a couple of problems. First, I am missing something
about boot up. I was under the impression that if I create a file called
/etc/start_if.an0 that it will be executed during boot up. I have the
foll
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