Hope someone can help me out here.
Over the weekend I installed Mandrake 9.1 on a spare partition. I did
this so that if Cooker broke something major, I had a spare stable
system to boot into. All went well and I setup /home to be shared
between cooker and stable. All went fine and I could boot either install
having access to all /home stuff. I also upgraded my Cooker install to
get the latest kernel and a few other bits and pieces. The problem is
that now (after configuring my external modem) that I cannot connect to
the net with EITHER install. It tries to connect but immediately after
it says "logging onto network" (I use KPPP), the conn dies and it
redials. I have NEVER had a problem with this modem and it is
autodetected by linuxconf just fine. I checked in /var/log/messages and
it says something about an invalid netmask??? I didn't set up a netmask
and I am at a loss to find any reason for the problem.
Ideas??
Cheers
Jason
- Re: Weird Connectivity Problems after upgrade/install Jason Greenwood
