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on 2/15/2000 9:24 PM, Brad Noyes at brad at 110.net wrote: > The problem seems to be that eth0 is not brought up on boot, (that's not a > problem) and when it is brought up it doesn't work properly. Perhaps you to > should re-install dhcp. Do you get any error messages? Do you have you name > server set up? What sort of tests are you running to see it eth0 is working? > Let us know what you've tried. When you try to start dhcpcd, run ifconfig and > see if you an IP address of any kind. I've never used yellow dog, but there > should some admin utility for setting up network. Bringing up interface eth0 fails. After I boot up, I tried typing dhcpcd, and nothing happens... after a few minutes, it times out. I think the log says that it failed to receive a DHCP response. ifconfig shows my ethernet address (so it's gotta be seeing it....that doesnt't help clarify things)....but not an IP address. I tried doing a net install, but it failed to find the file on the server. LOoks like it was working then, but maybe it wasn't. :( (no dhcp ---> "not found" errors???) -- Josh Forman Webmaster, joshforman.com Palm stuff, Mac stuff, Josh stuff, other stuff Reviews, resources and more! http://www.joshforman.com/ - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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