On Sunday 15 February 2009, daid kahl wrote: > what kind of IP I had. In any case, I tried installing dhcpcd with the > -zeroconf useflag, and I was still getting this sort of IP, so I don't > think it's quite as simple as that.
Run dhcpcd -k to flush out any previous IP addresses. > This then relates to my earlier query > of how one resets a IP v4 LL address. Or perhaps changing the MAC address > *does* reset the IP v4 LL address, but then the question becomes, how can > you get back the behavior of letting the network give you an address, which > is removed or altered by a change of MAC. Run dhcpcd -T to see what the dhcp server or your router returns - or if it times out. Symptoms like this are often related to buggy wireless NIC drivers, or a weak signal between PC and router. -- Regards, Mick
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