On 4/05/00, at 17:00, Mike & Tracy Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>If you have any luck getting both your internet AND your lan connection
>working at the same time, let me know! I'd love to be able to share files
>without having to boot into Windows!
Well, that turned out to be the problem. The LAN settings had a default
gateway, here's what someone else sent me:
>I had the same problem .... will my dial up .....
>
>I found that Linuxconf version distributed with LM& seems to insist on
>setting a default route, if you configure a local network and a dial-up
>connecton with it ....
>
>being offline, run /sbin/route -n as root. there shouldn't be any entry
>starting with '0.0.0.0' ... such an entry means that there already is a
>default route on your system. In this case, run /sbin/route del default
>
>check the file '/etc/susconfig/network' and remove any lines which start
>with Gateway or Gatewaydev.
>
>also check the entries in /etc/resolv.conf for correctness
>
>
>I had some 0.0.0.0 gateways listed on mine .... and just deleted that on
>line and all worked well after that ....
>good luck ... hope this helps ... someone sent it to me ....
I eliminated the default gateway, and can now get both a ppp connection
and a LAN connection (although, my Lan is simply my Linux box networked
to my Mac by AppleTalk - it is very possible that other configurations
would not work...).
Hope this helps,
Kirk
vice versa
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