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Subject: Re: OT: Network address of LAN.
> On Wed, 2002-07-17 at 02:40, Chao Jang Wei wrote:
> > But why are the .0 address unusable by hosts? It is not something like
the
> > .255 broadcast ad
But why are the .0 address unusable by hosts? It is not something like the
.255 broadcast address. There shouldn't be any confusion if a host is
assigned xxx.xxx.xxx.0. That host will be the 0th host (as opposed to the
1st host). It doesn't make sense to reserved an IP address just because it
is d
Hi,
I know this is off-topic but since there are many network experts on this
list, I figure that this is the best place to ask network-related questions.
I have been reading, or rather refreshing, my memory on IP addressing and
subnets. My question is best presented with an example. Suppose a L
I think you can edit /etc/lilo.conf as root, adding the following line:
append="mem=128M"
After that, remember to write lilo to the boot record by running:
/sbin/lilo
HTH,
David
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