> Check /etc/rc.d/rcN.d/, where N is the run level number you are in (3 is
> most common for CLI and 5 for x/k/gdmj). Check to make sure that there is
> a symlink that looks something like S10network -> ../init.d/network in
> that directory. If that symlink is there, check
> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ for the existence of ifcfg-lo. That
Thank U Matthew,
well all the files U describe do exist. Now I also have ACTIVATED the network
service. But it still did not work. Then I just checked the file
/etc/sysconfig/network and it said NETWORKING=no, I just changed it to
NETWORKING=yes, and now all is working as it should. I suppose that ACTIVATING
the network service should just do the same when using linuxconf or Drakconf,
set NETWORKING to yes, but it apparantly did not work untill I changed it
manually.
Thanx a lot again
Andreas
