Nachiketa Sadhu wrote:
> Rony wrote:
>   
>> Mehul Ved wrote:
>>     
>>> On Sun May 04, 2008 at 03:00:26PM +0530, Rony wrote:
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> Firefox (Ice Weasel) does not open any sites. The net 
>>>> is the Triband ADSL modem and in the gnome-terminal as well as konsole, 
>>>> dig, ping as well as ftp download works.
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> Maybe you can try by disabling ipv6?
>>> 1) Type about:config in location bar
>>> 2) In filter box type ipv6
>>> 3) network.dns.disableIPv6 change the value to true by right click and
>>> toggle.
>>> This, will disable IPv6 for firefox. Maybe this could help.
>>>
>>> Also have you tried with any other browser?
>>>   
>>>       
>> I will be visiting the place again and will carry out the checks and 
>> also use other browsers. Live cds will also be tried out. However, in my 
>> own Etch that I use, ipv6 is not disabled and I use the net normally. 
>> This has never happened in any distro that I have tried or used so far.
>>
>> I had no idea about the about:config method in firefox. Thanks for the 
>> tip. :-)
>>
>>     
>
> In my experience, in a new installation firefox takes time to start up. 
> It check for the latest version of the software. You can check the 
> processes running to see if it is running.
>
> Some time it has displayed its window after ten minutes even. This is 
> never repeated after the first time.
>
> We surf the internet through proxy, I had assumed that as the proxy is 
> not configured, it can not search the internet for latest version to 
> update itself, and gives up after a time out. It behaves itself after 
> the proxy setting is put in place. I have never experimented with 
> removing the proxy settings in a properly running firefox installation.
>
>
>   
Here the net is the simple triband modem. However during install, since 
I had all the DVDs I chose to not use any mirror and the entire 
installation was off-net. Does that lock up the OS from the net in any 
way. It should not, at least in theory.


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