I saw number of connections or users in RH 6 in linuxconf.  And still if things 
failed.  Do the rigorous task of cleaning your hard disk and re-install from scratch.  
May nasira sigurong configuration sa installation procedure.

That is happening to me, right now.  I cannot go into the X windows (KDE or GNOME), 
because my video card (Nvidia GeForce2 MX DDR) is not recognized by RH 6.1.  I tried 
Xconfigurator, and even RH saw that there was a new hardware when booting.  But always 
failed to configured it due to a lacking installation.

Simulan mo na and re-installation habang maaga, gumagabi na rin kasi.  Puyatan na 
naman ba?


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>I just replaced my hub with a tested one. It came from another network. Nothing came 
>up. I also used the cable of hte working workstation. Ayaw talaga!
>
>On Saturday, March 31, 2001 at 06:45:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> Leo,
>> 
>> I just installed RH 6.1 last night on my box.  I used linuxconf, and found out that 
>the firewall is not installed by default in custom installation.
>> 
>> fooler was right.  Following your discussions, I try diagnosting things and it 
>seems as if your cable or hub is experiencing an intermitent trouble.
>> 
>> If your win9x ping itself, try to ping the other on the network.  Timed out 
>signifies that the box being pinged is not responding fast as it was expected by the 
>configuration.  Or may not be responding at all.  Host not responding is that the 
>host is being contacted but is not giving any response (snabbera, kung baga.)
>> 
>> Your CAT-6 should be checked against low quality, that is the factor that causes 
>intermittent troubles.  Is your hub an intelligent autosensing or just a plain hub.
>> 
>> To make the isolation of trouble efficient, dont chance physical configuration when 
>using the other OSes.
>> 
>> Erwin
>> 
>> 
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> >The hub and the cables are okay. I mentioned that I have a 3rd  Linux box that is 
>working already (connected to the WAN using DHCP).
>> >
>> >I can ping the local address. One of the problematic boxes is a dual boot with 
>win98. So I booted it in win98 then the other one was booted in linux. Both are using 
>static IPs (x.x.x.1 & .2 of the same subnet mask). No luck!
>> >
>> >Is there a possibility that Redhat was installed with a default firewall in it? I 
>installed using the costumize mode.
>> >
>> >As far as I know, if you have to IPs of the same subnet they should ping each 
>other. Tama ba? Kasi nag-implement na ako ng RH sa opisina, gumana. Di ko talaga 
>mifigure out kung saan ako nagkamali.
>> >
>> >Thanks.
>> >
>> >On Saturday, March 31, 2001 at 05:36:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> >> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>> >> 
>> >> > I cannot ping other machines even if they have the same subnet mask with 
>static IPs.
>> >> 
>> >> but can you ping its own ip address locally? if yes then there is something to 
>do with your cable or hub.
>> >> 
>> >> fooler.
>> >> 
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