> 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).
This is now working in the latest development image (09/06).
> > > 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.
>
> Doesn't sound like *logd was running; check and see.
>
I figured out what was happening here. I'm not sure if my fix is the
"correct" one, but it did the trick. Basically, the update-rc.d script
was not running through all of the RCDLINKS because the default IFS is
something like a tab, space, and carriage return. At the top of the
update-rc.d script, I put the following:
IFS=' '
...and then everything started getting generated correctly (as far as I
know).
> You still didn't say HOW the ping failed. As I said, there's at least
> four different ways it can fail. From what you said, it sounds like
> there might be routing problems, but I'm just guessing - from the fact
> that you can't ping www.yahoo.com, but internal systems work.
The ping just hangs and does nothing. I haven't timed how long it
hangs, but I know it hangs for more than a minute.
So, I'm getting further, but I still can't get through to the internet
yet...
Also, /var/lib/lrpkg/root.busybox.list is missing /usr/bin/yes. When I
made a backup of usr, my disk was suddenly full. :)
I can't seem to get the configuration file to load at all. I'm using
the large.cnf which references config.lrp. I place the config.lrp on
that disk, but when I boot up, I get a message that says "configuration
package missing...is that ok?", and then as it is going through adding
the packages, it shows config as follows:
... config(abs!) ...
It also doesn't appear that the config.lrp is storing any of the files
from /etc/default.
At this point, I can work around all the issues except getting on the
internet, so any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
- Sean T.
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