On Sat, 24 Oct 1998, Martin Maciaszek wrote:
> After uninstalling and reinstalling linuxconf I still get the settings I
> entered before uninstalling. I know that this can be quite useful, but I
> screwed my configuration while experimenting with linuxconf. When I
> uninstall linuxconf my system runs fine, but after reinstalling, my network
> devices are not configured correctly.
> I found some files like /etc/conf.linuxconf* and deleted them, but I still
> get my old settings. Where does linuxconf store it's other configuration
> data?
Depends on the distribution. On redhat 5.1, it stores it in /etc/sysconfig
like any other redhat tools. On other distribution, linuxconf stores it
partly in /etc/hosts, /etc/networks and /etc/conf.linuxconf.
If you have uninstalled linuxconf, the distribution private files should
be left the same way they were before linuxconf.
Linuxconf also configure /etc/conf.modules, as this is a standard file and
linuxconf uses standard location when they are available. Maybe you have
miss-configure your network adaptor type.
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