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RE: [newbie] i cant start up a home network
Title: RE: [newbie] i cant start up a home network Duncan, 1. What kind of Ethernet cards are you using? 2. Can you ping the machines? Cheers, Phil Lamey -Original Message- From: duncan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 7:29 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [newbie] i cant start up a home network I have a desktop and a laptop which i want to network under linux. They both connect ok under windows and the network cards are both recognised and functional according to lothar. The problem i have is where next,using linux conf i have assigned names and numbers such as desktop 192.168.0.1 laptop 192.168.0.2 I am not getting the machines doing anything beyond this. Have also installed vmware onto desktop machine and tried to host only network it to linux using samba this too has been unsuccessful but maybe i should crawl before walking. It sounds easy if I could get into the part of linuxconf networking for idiots that is described in the help section on networking but it doesnt sem to be there. I am running mandrake 7.0 Thankyou duncan
RE: [newbie] Off Topic but good
Title: RE: [newbie] Off Topic but good Cheers Group, Someone sent me this question and it has me clueless. Cna anyone provide any insight on a solution that would work for both Linux and Winblows? Thanks, Phil Lamey Hey Phil. I've got a Perl question for you. Do you know how to send an email, preferably with an attachment in perl. Without having to send an HTTP request to some isp? Thanks. Mike.
[newbie] Red Hat 6.1 installation gone bad and then gone worse...Please he lp
I was trying to install Red hat 6.1 on a AMD 366 with 64 megs of ram over the weekend. Everything went well until the installation was finished then the machine forze up while "Updating Configuration". When I re-booted the machine I went straight to windows98 and never saw any Linux boot up at all. I then realized I am a moron and forgot to set a boot partition. I had used partition magic to set the partition so then I went back in using patition magic tofree up space for a re-install. Problem is now that when I go through the install steps, when I get to the part where the install should start, I flash to a DOS window...see some security warning...and then a re-boot occurs. Can anyone please help me with this problem? Thanks, Phil Lamey
[newbie] Red Hat 6.2
Title: Red Hat 6.2 Anybody where I can download the ISO for Red Hat 6.2 Thanks, Phil Lamey PS: The direct FTP from Redhat.com does not have the new ISO yet.
RE: [newbie] Where is the so called help???????
Title: RE: [newbie] Where is the so called help??? Maybe he should have joined the developer list instead of the newbie list. What does he expect. If we are newbie we have dumb questions. That can't be helped. My two cents, Phil Lamey -Original Message- From: Alan Shoemaker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 10:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] Where is the so called help??? Josephvery well said. This guy doesn't seem to get it, that this is a place to help and/or get help but not a place to rant or vent. As I remember his very first post was as inappropriate as this last one. At least I hope that it's his last one. Alan Joseph S. Gardner wrote: Rial Juan wrote: [snip] -nothing of note or substance- [snip] Mr. Rial Juan, I can only say that thank God I entered the world of linux before you started spewing forth your rhetoric otherwise I would never have become as excited about the challenges of learning linux. It's a shame that you have forgotten the help and assistance you no doubt received when you first started. To the original poster, please accept our appologies as this is in no way an example of the fine help you'll usually find here. If you're unwilling to post again please, feel free to contact me privately and I'll do the best I can (I'm no expert but I manage). Mr. Rial Juan, welcome to my trash filter. -- Joseph S. Gardner Senior Designer / Technical Support Kirby Co., Cleveland, OH [EMAIL PROTECTED] Linux is like a wigwam... No windows, no gates. Apache inside
[newbie] Linux Routing
Title: Linux Routing Hi all, Can anyone please tell me if Linux supports tcp/ip routing? Thanks, Phil Lamey
