Sort of on-topic (for a change) - has anyone had to get an XP professional
box talking to Linux yet ?
Jon
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My gateway is sending stuff to the cable modem even when the eth0 is
shut down. When I shut the whole thing down it stops.
tcpdump tells me I am currently walking the dns for optus, somehow.
Is there a fast way to check the whole box from the mirror server
without starting from scratch.
How much stuff? Could it be ntp/dhcp/other stuff?
My only suggestion is to look at exactly what the traffic is. I am not a
debian user so I can't help you with that side of it. Maybe post some of
the tcpdump stuff?
Matt.
Ken Foskey wrote:
My gateway is sending stuff to the cable modem even
Matthew Clark wrote:
How much stuff? Could it be ntp/dhcp/other stuff?
My only suggestion is to look at exactly what the traffic is. I am not a
debian user so I can't help you with that side of it. Maybe post some of
the tcpdump stuff?
arp who-has 211.28.46.140.optus.net.au tell
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 03:37:54AM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
OK, I should have RTFM man first.
ls -lab show the file name to be \ \ so I have now answered my own
question.
Sorry for the noise (back into my box)
Another popular way to do it is rm -i * and say y when it asks.
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On Sat, 17 Nov 2001 00:02, Ken Foskey wrote:
arp who-has 211.28.46.140.optus.net.au tell 211.28.46.1.optus.net.au
then is will pick up a resolution and give a client id instead of an IP.
and so on, repeatedly.
Um I think you will find that thats your neighbourhood arp traffic.
I think that
I've managed to confuse a Red Hat 7.2 install so that instead of
booting immediately it dumps me into grub. I can then run
grub configfile /grub/grub.conf
and have the machine boot normally, but I can't work out how to make
it do that automatically -- the documentation suggests that grub
Thanks to those who provided assistance.
It seems that the Gnome Panel is stuffed as I can't get a right-click
taskbar properties menu that allows Show Iconified (minimized) applications.
As this is my standalone PC and I'm the only user, I created another user
account under which Gnome is
Don't know anything about Debian, but when I upgraded Mandrake to 8.0 I had
problems with the 2.4 kernel not recognising my Adaptec 2940UW and 1592
SCSI cards. Problem turned out to be that supplied kernel.rpm didn't
include support for older versions of these SCSI cards with older BIOS's.
An
Hello All,
Could a kind soul please advise which of the CD ROM burners is compatible
with Linux - Mandrake 7.2?
Your assistance will be very much appreciated.
TIA
Nicholas Tomlin.
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On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Nicholas Tomlin wrote:
Hello All,
Could a kind soul please advise which of the CD ROM burners is compatible
with Linux - Mandrake 7.2?
Most of the IDE ones. Look in the docs for cdrecord.
I'm using a Diamond Data 32x12x8 CDRW, and it works fine.
In fact I ran the
yep, cable share the media between the neighbours up to the concentrator.
Check the src mac address is from your card ...
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From: David Kempe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ken Foskey [EMAIL PROTECTED]; slug [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 9:27 AM
Subject:
Hi all!
I have a LAN using IP numbers supplied by Telstra. My Linux server also has another IP
provided by the PPP connection. I can reach my server from the internet using the PPP
IP but not the LAN IP. I have registered the network routing information with bigpond
and checked that it is
I suspect you need to do the reverse IP configuration on yur Bigpond
Direct Cusdata page.
Look under 'Other Services', 'Classless IN-ADDR'.
and look at the routing under 'View Routing Information', is it right?
Regards,
Richard.
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To: John Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 18:12:07 +1100
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Telstra Direct IP routing
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Thanks, but unfortunately it is something else.
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Jeff Waugh wrote:
I have exactly the same problem on both 2.4.10 and 2.4.14.
I'm starting to think someone doesn't like me!
You really need to come to an installfest or a SLUG meeting so someone can
work out what's going wrong... No one has this much trouble with
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