All,
I can verify this. No matter how I tried (in a user fashion), panoramix
did not allow me to configure networking. Like timothy I also tried to
setup the networking using linux conf and when I tried to exit the "basic
networking screen" -- Segmentation Fault!
I then loaded the modules necessary (8390 & ne2k-pci - which all worked -
card detected, etc), tried via linuxconf again - again the segmentation
fault. I then resorted to ifconfig eth0 192.168.xx.yy which worked.
Bruce
On 27 Aug 1999, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
> Timothy Litwiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Fresh clean mirror yesterday morning approx 8:00 am US Central time.
> > The panoramix install never asked to setup network connection, I tried
>
> it's one of features of panoramix :-\
>
> > to use linuxconf to do it but it just core dumps.
>
> Core dumps ?
>
> could you tell us more ?
>
> > Guess I am going to have to reload 6.0 so I can get it back on the net.
>
> You can always use the newt install (this one work !!! ;))
>
> --
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> --Chmouel
>
