Another good floppy based Router/Firewall/dhcp/dhclient linux server
is the Linux Router Project. It can be run on one floppy or depending
on other services you want to run multiple floppies. I have been
running the EigerStien2BETA image and has proven to be very stable
and no fuss. There are
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Hi!
I subscribed to Road Runner (cable using DHCP) two weeks ago and am still
not able to use it...
I got rid of my first problem (making eth0 work) thanks to two Linux
angels, Michael and Greg, that I thank again.
Now here is what's happening:
* Eth0 seems to
Burak Acar wrote:
Hi,
I have recently downloaded Mandrake 7.2 beta version, which I really need
to run my GeForce2 GTS video card properly. Installation was OK. However,
I need to run matlab (5.3) and it requires 'libdl.so.1' library. But 7.2
has a newer version and I cannot install
Alex Haun wrote:
I just installed Mandrake 7.1 on my system. At first, I installed
over 7.0 to keep all of my preferences and such, but because of a
recurring problem with the theme manager not changing the colors in
the panel and in windows (whereas in root it would work fine) I
decided to
"Thomas F. RuBane" wrote:
Hi Roman All:
I'm using Mandrake 7.1 (With an automatic install)
and a Netgear 310tx which is a tulip chipset compatible card.
My DSL service uses DHCP, but I haven't gotten that working either. I
entered all the information manually (I checked using winipcfg the
"Wignall, Mark T" wrote:
In summary, my question is this. Is this the best/only approach I can take
in setting up my environment? Is there a way to accomplish this by setting
up my own route tables? The reason I ask is because when everything is
"idle" on my network, I see blips on the
Larry Marshall wrote:
I think the significant thing in this thread (about whether removing
Windows drivers would help Linux) is whether Linux can get any
information from Windows device drivers. I'd submit the answer is, as I
suggested, no.
You are correct. If you are dealing with a
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well for one dos fdisk is limited your bios settings will tell it something
it cant comprehend, remember how we mention lilo only able to detect so many
cylanders well in this case dos has the same limitations, my mom had the same
That is why Linux-Mandrake developed
Dennis Veatch wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well for one dos fdisk is limited your bios settings will tell it something
it cant comprehend, remember how we mention lilo only able to detect so many
cylanders well in this case dos has the same limitations, my mom had the same
With the default install of LM71, I had problems printing from any
application. That is could not at all. Running printtool was not
problem and could even run the print tests and that confused me. If I
could run those tests, why could I not print from Netscape, Abiword
or drop a file on the
You probably do not want to hear this but get a real modem, it will make
your life simpler.
"Kirby J. Davis" wrote:
I
have been able to get Linux to recognize my LT Winmodem and dial my ISP.
However, as soon as the connection is made it is immediately disconnected
with the daemon dying
Larry Marshall wrote:
Thanks for sharing Dennis. I'd try two things. First, just put "lp:" in
front of the label "laserjet". I haven't done this with Linux but other
versions of UNIX I've used allow this syntax (multiple labels). If that
doesn't work, just replicate the laserjet
Peter Rodrigues wrote:
Everytime I try o connect to the net, it says 'modem is busy'. What can I do
to resolve this?
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Larry Marshall wrote:
Larry, I keep getting double messages from you.
I keep getting double msgs of everything :-) I was beginning to think,
however, that this had to do with local filtering of inbound msgs but
maybe not. Are you not getting dupes from anyone else? Lots of people
have
Tyler Longren wrote:
Hi everybody,
I recently installed OpenSSH. I want sshd to accept ssh connections. I
start sshd by typing sshd. Then, to connect, I do ssh 127.0.0.1 (I'm
running as root). It asks for roots password, so I enter root's password,
and it says "Permission denied,
Tyler Longren wrote:
I tried connecting to 127.0.0.1, 192.168.1.2, and VectraXW
Ah, I should have looked at my sshd.config. Change your listen address to
0.0.0.0. See what that does for you.
Below is my sshd.config. I noticed also you do not have a random seed entry.
You may want to try
installed it once, had these
problems, so I decided to re-install, and I still have the same
problems. :)
sorry for all the trouble...
Tyler
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dennis Veatch
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 4:08 PM
Greg Stewart wrote:
This is starting to sound like my experience with my MDK server attempt.
What security level did you install... you may wish to explore the msec
scripts to see if there's something in there that's blocking the login. I
spent days ripping the crap out of those scripts and
I am doing wrong here? This should be a simple thing to
do and yet it has me stumped. This should probably be on the experts
list.
TIA
Dennis Veatch
I should have read your reply before sending mine off to Bascule. That was
better than my point-point reply.
The firewall as I have it set up does most all you mentioned. I opted for
the
easy way out and used the Linux Router Project, notably Charles Steinkulers
diskimages.
As for the bad form
be
a simple thing to do and yet it has me stumped. This should probably be on the
experts list.
TIA
Dennis Veatch
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