/etc/conf.d/network is where you would setup a static network connection. I don't see what could go wrong if you have the correct network settings.
You haven't really given enough information... I have no idea what you would need to do before a reboot. On 9/1/05, John Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hello all, jut a quick question wondering if anyone knows how to make this > work. i'm using gentoo linux, the most recent version i think, and i know > it's set up to easily work with dhcp, but i'm having trouble with the static > ips that the network here is using. we can't use dhcp, so i have to go in > and manually configure my network settings every time i shut down and > reboot. i know there's probably some configuration file that i can modify > to make it use the static setting every time it boots, but i've already > messed a little with the conf.d/network, conf.d/wireless and the > conf.d/local.start all to no avail......anyone have any more ideas? i'm > fresh out, and my tech support (my brother who gave me the laptop) is about > out, too..... > > thanks, > john becker > > -- > jeepin' > to steal ones proprty wether it be physical mental or emotional. > > Dizamn kid, why you always gotta jeep my colt 45 when I aint lookin? Thats > ghetto like egg sandwiches. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > J > www.dolemite.com/allwords.htm ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
