David Douthitt wrote:
> > I had to edit the "network" file because the CIPD
> > (or something like that) variable was tacking on an extra
> '/' to the ip,
> > so it was ending up with something like '192.168.1.2//3'
> (something like
> > that...you get the idea).
>
> That should be fixed in the most recent versions using the new ipmask
> binary. I'll check. THe most recent I think is 0827.
I was using the 0827 build.
> > Fixing that got my network going, but I
> > didn't get too much further. Logging didn't appear to be
> working, so I
> > couldn't see anything that was going on.
>
> Can you explain further? Was syslogd and klogd running?
I'll check on this later and get back to you. Basically, the log files
were all in /var/log, but they were all 0 bytes and stayed that way.
> > I could ping my gateway (DSL
> > router) and my internal network, but I couldn't access any
> other IPs.
>
> Remember several things: 1) ping fails in at least FOUR different
> ways... 2) Oxygen routers are not configured to answer to pings.
Sorry...I should have been more clear on this. The set of pings I am
testing work with the March version of Oxygen that I'm currently using.
I can successfully ping the following with the March version:
1) Machines on my internal network - 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3, etc.
2) My DSL router - 123.45.67.89
3) www.yahoo.com
If all three work, I know my network connection is good to go. In the
development version of Oxygen, I could only get the first 2 to work. I
also tried utilizing the IP number in case it had to do with resolving
the name, but that didn't work, either.
>
> > Also, I had some trouble getting the latest dnscache.lrp
> working...(not
> > that it mattered while I couldn't hit the external network). :)
>
> You didn't get that from the Oxygen distribution :)
Err... http://leaf.sourceforge.net/pub/oxygen/packages/dnscache.lrp?
> > The syslinux.cfg seemed to indicate that it supported a
> CONF=myfile.cnf,
> > but it didn't seem to like that keyword,
>
> It should work; what are the messages?
I can get back to you on the exact message, but it was basically
something like 'unknown keyword'. Originally, I took everything out of
the file but "CONF=large.cnf" to see if that would work, and that's when
I got the error.
Thanks!
- Sean T.
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