Re: [newbie] i586 or i686

[manuel dopp]

its for all pentium 1, 2, 3 and amd/ibm cpu's

i am running and amd 6x86 and it's running fine

regards,

manuel
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Van: Franki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: donderdag 15 februari 2001 17:29
Onderwerp: [newbie] i586 or i686



Hi all,

I have a little question,,

If I download a kernel rpm, they are all listed as i586,, if I have a i686,
does that mean that I am not using a kernel for a 686?  and I am assuming
that I need to get the source and compile a new kernel to get the full
benefits of a Ppro/PII system?

are my assumptions correct?

[newbie] Installing a linux server for web and ftp and a firewall

[manuel dopp]

Hi,

I have a p200 and i want to set up this system wit linux and it must act as
a firewall/proxy to the rest of my network. It is connected to the @home
network.

It must also act as a ftp and web server and maybe for the future for other
webbased apps. the problem with @home is that it is not alowed to run a
server on the network so the server need to be invisable for @home.

I am a beginner with linux (I have worked a few month on a sun solaris
system) an i need some tips and help to do this.

Is there somebody who wants to help me to set this up. if it's posible a
person in holland.

please cc your answer to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

thanks

Re: [newbie] @home and Mandrake

[manuel dopp]

Hi,

Try to find out your IP address and your netmask and nds adress under a
working dhcp client (windblows etc.)  then assign this to your nic under
linux. This is working  because your ip adres is assigned by dhcp but it is
static ( my @home ipadres is still the same as 4 months ago when i started
with @home).

regards,

manuel dopp

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Van: Pascal Poirier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: dinsdag 16 januari 2001 3:34
Onderwerp: [newbie] @home and Mandrake


Just asking a quick question for a friend that I am helping install
mandrake.

She is on the @home network and is having trouble logging in.  There are
directions on the mandrake user website on how to do it for a static ip
and I am looking to do it for a dynamic one since she has had little luck
with a static one.  Not to mention that the directions given are very
unclear (maybe because they where written with an older version in mind?)
and I am not sure of some the setup procedures...   I want to help
but I my self have DSL which with simple autodetect on everything.

So if anyone has a up to date and simple procedure for the @home network
let me know.


Pascal Poirier 8^)
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"Time is just one damn thing after another!" -Anonyms

Fifth Year Electrical Engineering Daltech, Nova Scotia

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[newbie] @home

[manuel dopp]

Who can help me with setting up the @home 
network on a linux mandrake 7.2 system.

I have already set op my network card and it's 
working on my microshaft windblowse NT dhcp server but when i try it on the 
@home dhcp server it's not working.

who can help me?

manuel dopp
holland