....well, I was just about ready to quit or go to Caldera.
I pulled the other card, re-installed Stormix.
B.T.W., I am using I.S.O. image, when I try to install unistalled stuff,
system sulks and won't talk to me. When I hit "All" while installing, it
throws a fit - various errors, can't find this, can't find that...
On top of that, even though my sound card (AWE 64 Gold) worked perfectly
well after the first install, it quits playing WAW's. It still plays MIDI,
plays musical CD's, but will not repeat that limey guy talking about
whatever he is talking about. I can't live without it!
When I go to SAS and re-install the card, it works for a bit, than it quits.
System sounds do not work either (any more).
Don't know..
> Your NIC's are recognized .-assumming you made a typo ,never seen
> Ath as interfaces ,eth sounds more like it.
Yeah, it was a typo.
> Start SAS ,launch the network module ,add the desired interface for
> Rogers,let's say eth0 ,type in the hostname the cr123456a ,check
> enable at boot and click up .,open a console and type ifconfig .You
> should see eth0 with an IP .....
Thanks a lot, will try, see what happens...
> If this doesn't work ,switch the cables between NIC's .Since both NIC's
> are the same there is no way to tell which one is initialized first.In
> theory it should be the one with a lower PCI slot number.
Well, I did pull one card. Problem is my box is a server to my wife's
computer.
> Repeat the process.If still doesn't work it may be because of pump.
Pump?? O.K. I thought you are kidding - isn't Linux wonderful? I like that
mysterious something called "bitchx"...
> This is the dhcp client used by Storm. man pump for details
> I did have problems with pump and rogers but this was more than a year
> ago
> when I was using Rogers(I'm on DSL now so don't know if the new pump
> works better ) .If pump doesn;t do it for you then login as root in a
> console and type
> apt-get install dhcpcd
> dpkg --purge pump
>
> Check your /etc/apt/sources.list for the proper line to use the cd
> You can accomplish the same thing with SPM.In the worst case here is
> the link
> http://packages.debian.org/stable/net/dhcpcd.html
> As to bypass SAS and deal directly with dhcpcd you have examples on my
> webpage (see sig) .Check the potato link for Stormix hail.
> dhcpcd always worked for me.
>
> Note.All configuration changes have to be done as root and I use for
> console editing mc (midnight commander) a norton commander clone.You
> can use what you like obviously.:-)
> --
> The best way to escape from a problem is to solve it.
> Alan Saporta
I could not agree more....
Thanks again,
Ivan Spacek
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