On Sat, Nov 29, 2008 at 11:40:35AM -0500, you (Eric Cooper) wrote: > Use the installer menu to run a shell and try to debug the network > from the command line: > look at the output of "ifconfig -a" and "route -n" > try pinging your router > check /etc/resolv.conf and try pinging a public host by name > etc. >
Hi Eric, I check the above several times: resolv.conf exist and has the same entry as the other machines I have. kernel's routing table is fine (again, same as on the other machines) ifconfig or ping are not available -- at least "a find pipe grep" did not lead to any result. so i tried wget to some host outside as well as inside the network. name resolution works, but again wget is not able to connect to any host. It stalls. Log-Files also look fine - no error messages. Now, I decided to install the base system and configure the network later. Even that fails with deboostrap-error: could not detect release-name .... Any suggestions? Cheers, Markus -- Please note that this email-transaction has been logged due to German laws. To ensure the privacy of further communication please encrypt your message using the following KeyID = 694F9952 A. Lincoln: "Those who give a little bit of liberty to gain more safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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