Hi there,
Have a look at 'man kppp' and you will get a list of errors and what they
mean.
Michael
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Les Jacobson
Sent: 23 August 2001 03:07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:[newbie] ISP - KPPP
Hi Ron,
I am sorry that this isn't a reply to your question, rather it is a request
for info. I notice that you have a home network. I'd like to set one up but
haven't been able to make sense of networking. Would you mind explaining it
to me it simple terms? I have 3 i486s with 8Mb Ram and 212Mb
Try editing /etc/lilo.conf - you will find (at a guess) that the last entry
in the list is windoze 2000. Move it to the top of the list and save the
changes.
Then run /sbin/lilo
Give it a try.
Michael
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Hello there,
Are you saying that windoze sees it as 4GB? A 4Kb drive is a very retrograde
step! What sort of motherboard do you have, processor etc? Which version of
'doze' do you use? How have you partitioned your drive. Are you using
Partition Magic or what?
Send some more info please.
about my system, or with
an answer to my problem :) Thanks!
- Joe :)
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have more specific q's about my system, or with
an answer to my problem :) Thanks!
- Joe :)
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From: Michael McGibben
Hi there,
I assume that you have set up a connection to your isp. If so, try adding
kppp to the panel. When you click on the kppp icon, you should get a pop-up
window with:
quit, , setup and connect. (More or less)! Obviously you need to
configure your modem etc.
Check things out and try
Try www.linux-newbie.org words of wisdom. You will find a newbie NHF on C
programming (I think).
Michael
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Eric Caron
Sent: 20 August 2001 18:07
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Subject:[newbie]
hi there,
i suggest that you format your hard drive to start with. having
finished that i would then load windoze (for simplicity) giving it the
full 9Gb. once you have 'doze loaded, use 'fips' to shrink the partition
to 2 - 4 gb or whatever size you decide on.
at this point you can reload
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