on 4/26/2000 12:46 AM, Seth D. Mattinen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> on 4/25/00 10:13 PM, David Blache at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>> If I am aliasing an interface, I'm not doing it on purpose.  I'm not even
>> sure what "aliasing an interface" entails.  :/
> 
> Basically, it means giving a single ethernet card two (or more) different IP
> addresses. If each of your ethernet cards only has one IP, then you aren't
> aliasing. =)

Hi Seth,

Ok, cool.  I'm not doing that.

> It's possible you don't have the AppleTalk module loaded, or installed, on
> your system. Can you connect to the machine via the IP option in the
> chooser? 

Aha!  Yes, I can.  And TCP/IP is the way I would rather it work anyway.  But
are you saying that I am limited to this method (specifying the IP in the
Chooser) if I want to use TCP/IP?

> If you can, it means netatalk is working, but you don't have AppleTalk.

Hmm...See previous question...   ?

>>> Try adding:
>>> 
>>> alias net-pf-5 appletalk
>>> 
>>> to your /etc/conf.modules file.

Will doing this turn off Appleshare IP?  That's something I don't want to
do.

>> What does that do exactly?  I'm kind of hesitant to do anything until I know
>> more about what the problem is.  I hope I'm not offending anyone.  I just
>> want to know what's wrong before I go messing with stuff.
> 
> By adding that to your conf.modules file, you're telling the kernel to load
> the AppleTalk module at boot time. Try running an "/sbin/insmod appletalk"
> and see what it says.

[root@microcosm pub]# /sbin/insmod appletalk
/lib/modules/2.2.12-20/misc/appletalk.o: a module named appletalk already
exists

> And if you do "/sbin/lsmod -a" it'll tell you what modules are
> currently loaded.

[root@microcosm pub]# /sbin/lsmod -a
Module                  Size  Used by
appletalk              17376  13  (autoclean)
ne2k-pci                4448   1  (autoclean)
8390                    5920   0  (autoclean) [ne2k-pci]
eepro100               12112   1  (autoclean)

So apparantly Appletalk *is* loaded.  But for some reason the machine does
not show up under Appleshare in the Chooser.  But I can connect just fine
with TCP/IP.  Hmmm...

(Thank you all for your help in this.  I don't know what I would do without
you! =)

-David

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