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Have you verified that dhcpcd is installed? Use 'locate dhcpcd', and you 
should find it in /sbin (along with several other hits, but the actual 
executable is in the above directory).

If it is not installed, just install it, then re-run the network 
configurator in Mandrake's Control Center.

If it is installed, then try disabling dhcp and giving yourself a static 
IP. Can you reach the network after that? If not, then your problem is 
somewhere else. If yes, then you might have a dhcp problem.

Just some troubleshooting tips, hope they help.

Dave

On Tuesday 12 June 2001 06:57, thus spake Ralph Brown:
> I am writing this request for help after much frustration and no
> progress.
>
> I am trying to bring my new Mandrake 8 box up on my network, via DHCP.
>
> Network = 6 windows nodes, 1 linux, 1 SMC Barracade router (DHCP), 1
> hub, and 1 Speedstream 5260 DSL external modem.
>
> All of the windows nodes can see each other and have internet access.
>
> When I installed M8, I selected the DHCP option, and rebooted. I noticed
> that I had a green light on the router where M8 was plugged into. Then,
> as the boot process progressed, and eth0 was being brought up, the green
> light went out, and the screen message was something like unable to
> determine ip address.
>
> Ifconfig only shows 127.0.0.1, not eth0
>
> When I check hardware in Manadrake control center, my Realtek 8139 card
> shows up correctly.
>
> Using the internet config tool, I walk through it, and point to the ip#
> of the router, and see my NIC, but still can't connect to the network???
>
> Any suggestions, howto's, etc ????
>
> Thanks in advance

- -- 
"Nihil tam munitum quod non expugnari pecunia possit. (No 
fortification is such that it cannot be subdued with money."
- - Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 B.C.
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