In the last mail David Ramsden said:

> Hello,
> 
> OK here are a few questions that have been bothering me for a while;
> 
> #1 - Setting up an Ethernet card. How do I do it? It is an i-cubed
> EtherLAN600 card running EtherH. Where do I get the module(S) from? Has
> anyone got any instructions that are simple?

Yes. Here's what I did
cd /usr/src/linux
make config
Answer Y to the the question about ethernet. Answer Y to EtherH :-)
make a new kernel.
reboot.
Kernel recognises network card.
Make sure /etc/sysconfig/network contains lines such as:
HOSTNAME=Bagpuss.unfortu.net
DOMAINNAME=unfortu.net
GATEWAY=138.253.4.1
GATEWAYDEV=eth0

and that your resolver config maps your hostname to your IP address.
(It worked for me. I'm not sure what I've forgotten)

> #2 - Apache server. There is a GUI bit for the Apache server that works in X
> Windows to setup the Apache server, it is on the Apache WW site but will it
> work under ARMLinux?

Try compiling it. It should do.


> #3 - fvwm's. I downloaded a Windows 95 one the other day but I am having some
> trouble installing it. I need to find the xdefaults file (where is it
> located?) and change some stuff in that but I don't think that this vwm will
> work on ARMLinux? Has any got it? It is just called fvwm95. I got it from
> http://www.plig.org/xwinman/

I appear to have fvwm as my default window manager. :-)
Not sure where the system xdefaults are (may be setup dependant) but have a poke
in ~/.Xdefaults and see if adding things there solves anything. You can run X 
without a window manager. You can also run X with the window manager running on
a remote machine (you've mentioned that Ethernet card...) I used to run mwm on
a SunOS box, with mwm actually on a machine half a mile away.

> #4 - fvwm's (again). Is there a RISC OS vwm? Where can I get it from if so? I
> have seen a screenshot of on on the ARMLinux website.

No idea. Sorry

> Thanks for any suggestions or help that anyone can give me ...

Hope this helps,

Nick
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