to view or edit your ip settings manually for eth0 or eth1 (your network cards)

 

go here

 

vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethx

 

where x= the number of your network card

 

for example

 

vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1

 

will show you the config file for eth1

 

here is a sample one below for my wireless card

 

 

 

Hello everyone........ glad I stumbled into this place cuz it helped me out a of a jam....... I'm still plugging away with the install but at least its up and running ......

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C U all around

-

Gnatzter

Winged Warrior

to add the plugin (to play mp3's) get this file

 

untar/unzip it by typing this

 

tar zxvf xmms-mp3-fc1.tar.gz

 

Once uncompressed, copy these two lib files (as root) to this folder:

 

/usr/lib/xmms/Input/

 

Restart your XMMS and enjoy mp3!

 

cheers

 

anyweb

Do any of you know how/if I can get to the OpenGL configuration stuff o_O

 

I've never done anything like it before. [img]<___base_url___>/uploads/emoticons/default_ph34r.png[/img]

 

(Using RedHat 9)

when I read dmesg, the only line that returns anything to do with: error, fail, crash, die, exit, quit, abort, etc is this:

 

kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k scsi_hostadapter, errno = 2

 

Does anyone know what this means, and if at all it would affect the way my box runs?

 

Thanks.

maybe there should be a cs (half-life) section here, it seems popular...

I've decided that I'm not pro enough to deal with the piles of config and compatability work in linux on a regular basis, so I'm going to boot to a XP partition.

 

The harddrive is currently partitioned with a spare 80gb sector I'm not using, and I plan on putting Windows there. Before I burn the cd, is there anything I need to know, along the lines of:

--will xp install peacefully within the partition, and if not, would it be easier just to reformat and repartition the entire thing then reinstall rh9 afterwards?

--what do I need to do within the rh9 burning program to make sure the disk qualifies as a boot disk?

--is there a way to store files on a third partition where they can be mutually accessed by both systems? (I remember linux has a tool to interact with windows-formatted filesystems, but I dont know if it works across a partition)

 

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I've decided that I'm not pro enough to deal with the piles of config and compatability work in linux on a regular basis, so I'm going to boot to a XP partition.

 

The harddrive is currently partitioned with a spare 80gb sector I'm not using, and I plan on putting Windows there. Before I burn the cd, is there anything I need to know, along the lines of:

--will xp install peacefully within the partition, and if not, would it be easier just to reformat and repartition the entire thing then reinstall rh9 afterwards?

--what do I need to do within the rh9 burning program to make sure the disk qualifies as a boot disk?

--is there a way to store files on a third partition where they can be mutually accessed by both systems? (I remember linux has a tool to interact with windows-formatted filesystems, but I dont know if it works across a partition)

 

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(public computer, therefore no cookies, therfore no login

I installed with webany

I just upgrade from redhat9 to fedora core. Needless to say, I am not please in the slightest bit. Fedora is not seeing my network card. The card should be using the tulip drivers. Anyone know how to resolve this situation.