Ok, this is what how I did mine. eth0 hooked to lan, eth1 hooked to modem.
Using linuxconf Assign eth0 your chosen ip submask, assign eth1 neither and
check enable routing.
Uninstall mdk rp-pppoe, and install the rp-pppoe from roaring penquins site.
Run mandrake's connection sharing tool (in control center, (it'll shoot you
something about it's already configured, but go on with it cause then it will
write the ipforwarding script for ya). Run mandrake's firewall tool. Then
open console and type adsl-setup, answer the questions, and type adsl-start.
If you can't connect or your other computer's can't connect: type: adsl-stop
and ifconfig -a and see if both cards show up. If not, insmod the module
needed to run it (for example: insmod tulip ). Then ifconfig -a again and
see if they are all listed then type adsl-start.
Ok, if your cards still don't get enabled upon restart, you should put:
insmod your module for each in /etc/rc.d/rc.local file. But hopefully you
won't have to do that. Check your /etc/modules.conf file for those two
listings. If they are in there and won't initialize, you will have to put
them in rc.local, if they are not put them in there instead. if you want
your connection to come up at boot, put adsl-start in that same rc.local
file.
hth,
-s
On Thursday 24 May 2001 05:47 am, bart deglorie wrote:
i have en realtek 8139 and a 3c900b network card
the realtek is connected to my alcatel speedtouch home and the 3c900b to a
smal local network.
the realtek is eth0 and uses a static ip : 10.0.0.1 subnet : 255.0.0.0
the 3c900b also staic ip : 10.0.0.5 subnet 255.255.255.0
lm8.0 seem to keeping mess up these settings, bij one time loading 2
realtek modules , an other time loading to 3c9x modules, or switching them,
or even mess my ip settings up
i even tried about every combination of setting even changed my ip
settings, even with only one network card , but always with the same result
: local network works fine but adsl doesn't work.
could it maybe be that there is something with kernel 2.4.3 and adsl or the
adsl of mandrake does'nt support belgium, or ...
