On Sat, Nov 04, 2000 at 10:04:56PM +1100, George Vieira wrote:
My main problem is my DHCP is not working and I'm using the standard dhcpcd
RPM which comes with RedHat 6.2. Is this a crap version of dhcp client? Is
there a URL that has a better linux client?
Typically, Red Hat systems use
I finally got my ADSL today and man those telstra guys can really stuff up.
Anyway, I've browsed around on what I need to get the linux box on and I got
the RP-PPoE RPM and besides the small script bugs I got it working.
My main problem is my DHCP is not working and I'm using the standard
I have three dfe530tx's (link 10/100s)
ive got them to work with via-rhine before
however these are "b1" revision cards with
WOL capability.
They are reported as via unknown devices with lspci
or cat /proc/pci
freebsd also doesnt recognise them either and ive
used previous revisions of the card
via-rhine just doesnt find them. any other cards
work fine.
replacement is not an option
I've had the same trouble.
Replacement becomes the only option :(
Why do you need those cards? There are many other better ones with same
features
dave
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Ken Yap wrote:
I have three dfe530tx's (link 10/100s)
ive got them to work with via-rhine before
however these are "b1" revision cards with
WOL capability.
Try the latest driver from Donald Becker maybe? Unknown IDs means
they've modified the chip again. Maybe it's not Via-Rhine
On Sat, Nov 04, 2000 at 11:33:34PM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
Ken Yap wrote:
Try the latest driver from Donald Becker maybe? Unknown IDs means
they've modified the chip again. Maybe it's not Via-Rhine anymore.
Thats what i suspect, most annoying considering the machine
is for a dlink
For Tel$stra you must set up your NIC for DHCP which then it gets an IP and
then you run the Tel$stra profile program which enables your connection (
which i assume rp-PPoE does).
But I can't even get an IP yet alone get PPoE to work.. it keeps connecting
and then dropping out..
I think the
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 10:10:14AM +1100, George Vieira wrote:
For Tel$stra you must set up your NIC for DHCP which then it gets an IP and
then you run the Tel$stra profile program which enables your connection (
which i assume rp-PPoE does).
err, no.
ppp does all the authentication and IP
Well funny enough, my NT box which Telstra couldn't get to work finally
works. DHCP was giving us grief and now it suddenly gets a 192.168.0.1 IP
(not my original IP either) and now authenticates fine and connects via
their software...
So what do I put in
Im using rp-pppoe-2.3, with no problems what so ever. After downloading it,
I had it working in less then 5 min. (Downloaded it via win2k, then ftp'ed
it accross)
All IP's in the machine at static, are you using the correct username? Are
you doing it like user@bigpond ?
- Original
Hey SLUGers,
I have a HP DeskJet 500C attached to a WinNT machine, and I am trying to
set up printing from my Debian (stable) box.
I have gotten a fair way down the track... I can print text files to
the printer (ie 'cat /etc/fstab | lpr'). The only problem with doing
this is that the file
Trying to help a Win admin whose box is scanning.
I think I remember there is a bug (design feature) in Win 95/8 that results
in these boxes scanning the complete class c network I can't find a
reference to it in the M$ knowledge base but think a tech note Q number was
quoted...
Hey SLUGers,
I have a HP DeskJet 500C attached to a WinNT machine, and I am trying to
set up printing from my Debian (stable) box.
I have gotten a fair way down the track... I can print text files to
the printer (ie 'cat /etc/fstab | lpr'). The only problem with doing
this is that the
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 03:00:34PM +1100, Stephen Graham wrote:
I have gotten a fair way down the track... I can print text files to
the printer (ie 'cat /etc/fstab | lpr'). The only problem with doing
this is that the file prints out but no page feed is delivered to the
printer (ie the
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 03:36:32PM +1100, Patrick Mougin wrote:
Another good thing about apsfilter is that it can configure different styles
of the one printer (I think), so let's say you want to print b+w one time
and colour another. It can make different aliases to point to different
setting up adsl under linux: (from memory, hence missing some details)
get/install rp-pppoe (debian package is just "pppoe").
bring an ethernet card up. you don't have to give it an IP (ie: just
run "ifconfig eth0 up").
setup your pppd command line, ppp/options, or ppp/peers/provder
I think you will find that it is more likely to be a virus called
network.vbs
Refer to:
http://www.cert.org/incident_notes/IN-2000-02.html for further.
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Howard.
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On Sun, 5 Nov 2000,
For Tel$stra you must set up your NIC for DHCP which then it gets an IP and
then you run the Tel$stra profile program which enables your connection (
which i assume rp-PPoE does).
I have set it up, i was one of telstras first linux uisers with ADSL.
I think the first step is to get the
an "i survived telstra adsl" howto anyone?
I was plannign to maybe write a broadband in oz woith major telcos howto
over the christman break from uni.
Jason
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I'm using dvilj and dvilj4 on some of the lilypond documentation and
output and finding that it does not draw the joins between quavers, etc.
Is this a problem in my latex installation (i.e. do I need to upgrade
latex) or is it a known problem in dvilj and dvilj4?
dvips works fine, but my old
If you'll all wait until after the 13th, I'll have my ADSL connected and
I'll work it all out [admitantly, under OpenBSD - but the principles are the
same]
Good luck, i tried for 2 months to get pppoe to run with OBSD, with no
luck, i did eventualy get the rp-pppoe port to netbsd to run
OK.. just to let you all know, I got RP-PPPoE work under RedHat 6.2
The trick was to make sure that:
1. /etc/ppp/options has nothing in it.. not that I had anything conflicting
but to make sure.
2. /etc/ppp/pap-secrets chap-secrets both have name@bigpond in them
3. /etc/ppp/pppoe.conf has
PS: I found also the adsl-setup script nukes my /etc/ppp/pppoe.conf file
every time with "sed" errors and blanked my file... another one that threw
me off for a while..
Damn things...
-Original Message-
From: Jason Rennie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2000 5:22 PM
The rpm code has moved from version 3 to version 4
I need to get some rpm's installed on a box with rpm v3, but the rpm's I
want are v4. Even the source code rpm.*.src.rpm is v4 so I can't upgrade
my rpm to install v4 rpms.
Bugger.
Suggestions?
--
Howard.
I need to get some rpm's installed on a box with rpm v3, but the rpm's I
want are v4. Even the source code rpm.*.src.rpm is v4 so I can't upgrade
my rpm to install v4 rpms.
Suggestions?
There are statically linked binary tar.gz's around on the Red Hat mirrors.
Watch you're not installing
Gday,
I just purchased a new (secondhand) computer and I need to get the
network stuff going on it, new computer is a P350 with 100 MHz bus
RedHat 6.2. Fresh install.
I have two cards:
1. IBM etherjet ISA.This is not directly supported but I looked up
the notes in Don's network site
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 03:42:35PM +1100, Terry Collins wrote:
I'm using dvilj and dvilj4 on some of the lilypond documentation and
output and finding that it does not draw the joins between quavers, etc.
Is this a problem in my latex installation (i.e. do I need to upgrade
latex) or is it
Trying to help a Win admin whose box is scanning.
I think I remember there is a bug (design feature) in Win 95/8
that results
in these boxes scanning the complete class c network I can't find a
reference to it in the M$ knowledge base but think a tech note Q
number was
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 12:56:47PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
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