Have you got the format right?
E.G.
TERM=vt100 ; export TERM
If you don't export the variables they will not be seen outside of the
current process. I put my environment definitions in .bashrc
JK
Anuerin G.Diaz wrote:
>On Thu, 06 Dec 2001 21:57:30 +0900
>tek1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Steve,
Sun's use either the 'le' driver or the 'hme' driver. This is
configured by the kernel and may be a loadable module. In order to have
your eth0 seen properly you need to do the following (assuming you have
the kernel module):
1) cd /lib/modules//net ( to get too the list of modules.
Do you have the kernel-src installed??? rpm -qa | grep kernel
If so you can find it by using: rpm -ql where pkg is
the name of the package.
JK
Arlindo Fragoso wrote:
Hi!
I've searched in /usr/src for the kernel file but I d'ont see it!!!
I've tried to compile a new kernel doing "make xconfig
