I'm trying to upgrade from the 2.4.18 kernel that installs with the
bf24 flavor to hopefully a 2.6.1 kernel but at the very least, a
2.4.24 kernel. I put the zipped source code (i.e.
linux-2.6.1.tar.bz2) into the /usr/src directory, checked to make sure
there were no symlinks, and then did:
#tar
I reinstalled Debian tonight and now dhclient appears to be working.
I guess the problem was with how the ethernet driver was interacting
with the kernel. I don't know exactly what I did differently because
a friend of mine helped me choose what drivers to include in the
kernel last time, but I s
> Sorry if their just typos but should ext0 be eth0?
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Ryan,
No need for apologies; it was late and part of the problem seems to be
that I was typing ext0 (which should be eth0 as you pointed out.)
However, even with eth0, dhclient is still not giving m
"dhcp"
at the suggestion of a friend, but this gives me the
same results. Can anyone help please?
Sincerely,
Forest Fisher
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I'm trying to install Debian on my new laptop and I want to install the 2.4 kernel so
I can use reiserfs.I'm installing from cd's that I ordered from debian.org for
woody 3.0r2, i386 architecture. The problem is that the 2.4 kernel doesn't seem to
recognize my keyboard but the 2.2 kernel do
I just got a new laptop for x-mas that runs on an AMD Athlon XP-M Processor. I was
hoping to run Debian on my new computer, but the official webpage indicates that the
latest release of Debian is not supported by the Athlon architecture. Nonetheless,
other webpages (such as DebianPlanet.org) t
I just got a new laptop for x-mas that runs on an AMD Athlon XP-M processor. It's a
new processor designed specifically to minimize energy use for laptops. I was hoping
to run Debian GNU/Linux on my laptop, but the official website indicates that the
latest release is not built for the Athlon
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