Hi,
What is your default run-level when you boot into
linux?? If my memory serves, I think that runlevels 3
and 5 start up network devices. You can check if this
is so by looking in "/etc/inittab". This should then
laod up all your networking devices.
Does this answer your question??
Regards,
Thomas Adam
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--- "Jeffrey P. Jolma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: > Hello.
>
> After logging in I am unable to use the network at
> all (for email or web browsing). I get errors
> saying I am unable to find the necessary servers
> when I try to use netscape or an email client. I
> can fix this by using DrakConf. I go to "Network
> and Internet configuration" then "configure local
> network" and keep pressing "ok". Then it asks me if
> I want to restart the network. I click "yes" and
> then click "done". From this point the network
> works great. But I shouldn't have to go through
> this every time I reboot.
>
> How can I prevent having to do this each time?
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff
>
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Thomas Adam
Linux Co-ordinator for The Purbeck School
e-mail (school): [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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