Hi.
I usually have my laptop connected to some network that gives the ip
dinamically (dhcp), but sometimes I use it on a no-network environment.
In the latter situation, while booting, I have to wait some minutes
while the system tries to get an IP address for my machine, until it
fails starti
You can put "-t 5" in the dhcp options in /etc/conf.d/net. This sets
the timeout for dhcp to 5 seconds (you can adjust accordingly).
However, I would love to see the gentoo network start scripts to be able
to detect link, and skip an interface if no link is found. I think they
may be working on
>
> You can put "-t 5" in the dhcp options in /etc/conf.d/net. This sets
> the timeout for dhcp to 5 seconds (you can adjust accordingly).
>
> However, I would love to see the gentoo network start scripts to be able
> to detect link, and skip an interface if no link is found. I think they
> may
Thank you all (this sub-thread and the other) for the quick answer! :)
That really helped me.
Chris Bare wrote:
You can put "-t 5" in the dhcp options in /etc/conf.d/net. This sets
the timeout for dhcp to 5 seconds (you can adjust accordingly).
However, I would love to see the gentoo network start
Hi,
Now the long answer.
I'm using a extra service (in boot) in witch you can choose with grub
and i thin lilo also witch kind of network you will start, with thoose
scripts you can change everything you can image.
Internal network, wireless, no netwerk and so on even the firwall
settings.
How i
Hi Blue,
Am Dienstag, 14. Oktober 2003 22:19 schrieb BlueRibbon:
> I usually have my laptop connected to some network that gives
> the ip dinamically (dhcp), but sometimes I use it on a
> no-network environment. In the latter situation, while booting,
> I have to wait some minutes while the system
Thanks, that was a great help!
Patrick Marquetecken wrote:
Hi,
Now the long answer.
I'm using a extra service (in boot) in witch you can choose with grub
and i thin lilo also witch kind of network you will start, with thoose
scripts you can change everything you can image.
Internal network, wire
