Hi ! That's hardly related with MDK but linux. It's a SuSE distro. I got the job to install it to 12 machines which haven't got CD-ROMs. But there's no real server available just a winNT box. So NFS isn't player here. I had the "great" idea to put an FTP server program to the NT "server". I did it wit war-FTP daemon. Another 128mb RAM and it works fine. So I take the boot and modules floppy and started the installation at one of the clients. It booted the correct way, on the modules diskette there was the module for the NIC (an integreted - these are Compaq machines) and it got the root image from the server after I set up where is the name server, the machines ip and so on. So, after I partitioned the disk and wanted to install rhe other packages I got the message that it couldn't find a route ! I switched to tty2 and started to ping our ftp server. 100% packet loss ! I started to ping another machine (was up and running) on the private network and 100% packet loss again. At last I tried to ping the ftp.suse.com and got nothing. The box just could ping itself. So, tell me, when did I make a mistake ? Or is the boot floppy has a bug ? Thanks, Ago "If you love somebody set them free..." Sting is GPL fan :-)) A hivatalos magyar KDE oldal : www.kde.hu
