I just upgraded to the frozen version of the alpha dist on my Jensen and am
having network problems. I can no longer ping from or to the machine.
Attempting to ping from the alpha, I get the following:
ping: sendto: Operation not permitted
for each packet it attempts to send.
There are no
Check if ipchains has some rule (ipchains -L). /etc/init.d/netbase set
some rules.
Regards,Paulo Henrique
Quoting Geoff Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I just upgraded to the frozen version of the alpha dist on my Jensen and am
having network problems. I can no
That was it (more or less). The default input and output policies in
ipfwadm were set to deny. Thanks for the (amazingly quick) response!
Geoff
At 10:53 PM 7/3/00 -0700, you wrote:
Check if ipchains has some rule (ipchains -L).
/etc/init.d/netbase set
some rules.
Regards,
Because this I lost a Debian machine to SuSE when installing a PL
(private line). The machine with Debian doesnt ping (operation not permitted)
and when with SuSE there is no problem! And I forgot to check ipchains -L!
Quoting Geoff Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
That was it (more or
I am attempting to install frozen on a spanking clean system, it has
no DOS, no nothing. It has a single IDE disk drive (/dev/hda).
It appears that the only rescue disk in .../frozen/disks-i386/current is
the low memory disk. This causes me a problem when I try to install, it
asks me if I want
On Mon, 12 May 1997, George Bonser wrote:
I am attempting to install frozen on a spanking clean system, it has
no DOS, no nothing. It has a single IDE disk drive (/dev/hda).
It appears that the only rescue disk in .../frozen/disks-i386/current is
the low memory disk. This causes me a
On Mon, 12 May 1997, George Bonser wrote:
Uhm, how do you tell the doggone boot disk that you want to run fdisk from
the menus? At that point you have no prompt ... remember, this is a CLEAN
system, there is no fdisk (or anything else) on it.
In your explaination you explain that you are
Uhm, how do you tell the doggone boot disk that you want to run fdisk from
the menus? At that point you have no prompt ... remember, this is a CLEAN
system, there is no fdisk (or anything else) on it.
On Mon, 12 May 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
On Mon, 12 May 1997, George Bonser wrote:
I am
Oh, I see. No, it never got to the installation menu .. it was still
text at that point. Told me I needed a swap partition to run the GUI
installation program ... then asks for the partition name or enter to
create one. I pressed enter and it kicked me back to the selection again
without
I'm about to do the sameinstall frozen on a brand new system.
Whats the deal with the Base Disks, will they cause problems like
what happened below ?
Also, do problems still exist when rawriteing the base disks on a
dos/windows system ?
I know I had trouble with that before..its difficult
I had no trouble with the base disks but I created them from another
system running Linux using dd.
The important thing is to use FRESHLY FORMATTED diskettes. Do not
overwrite a diskette with stuff on it. Use MS-DOS to format the diskette
and then use rawrite.
It is the boot disk (resc1440.bin)
DOS is more forgiving of bad disks than linux is. This is about the only
disk problem you might have. The only one I've heard of so far. If you
put it on a bad disk use another one. Don't use DOS as aguage of a good
disk or bad disk, it might be fine for DOS but not for linux.
Disable all
On Tue, 13 May 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
DOS is more forgiving of bad disks than linux is. This is about the only
disk problem you might have. The only one I've heard of so far. If you
put it on a bad disk use another one. Don't use DOS as aguage of a good
disk or bad disk, it might be
On Mon, 12 May 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
Be careful when DOS formatting a floppy to see if format reports any bad
areas. If so, toss the disk. Compuserve and AOL will be sending you an
adequate supply for free in any case.
The disks they send you are junk. Don't bother with them.
--Rick
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