Re: how to change network setting after installation

On 02/10/2018 01:32 PM, deloptes wrote: Long Wind wrote: i've just installed stretch, minimal installationnow i want to change network connection from  cell phone hot spot to router i've not installed X window Thanks! If you have not installed any network manager (NetworklManager or WICD)

Re: how to change network setting after installation

Thank deloptes!i'll try wicd in future On Saturday, February 10, 2018 4:03 PM, deloptes wrote: Long Wind wrote: > i've just installed stretch, minimal installationnow i want to change > network connection from  cell phone hot spot to router > i've not installed X

(solved)Re: how to change network setting after installation

i have a look at /etc/networkit's beyond my ability to config iti'd rather reinstall stretch Thank John anyway! On Saturday, February 10, 2018 3:54 PM, john doe wrote: On 2/10/2018 7:42 AM, Long Wind wrote: > i've just installed stretch, minimal installationnow

Re: how to change network setting after installation

Long Wind wrote: > i've just installed stretch, minimal installationnow i want to change > network connection from  cell phone hot spot to router > i've not installed X window > Thanks! If you have not installed any network manager (NetworklManager or WICD) you do it the old way

Re: how to change network setting after installation

On 2/10/2018 7:42 AM, Long Wind wrote: i've just installed stretch, minimal installationnow i want to change network connection from  cell phone hot spot to router i've not installed X window Have a look in/etc/network/interfaces. -- John Doe

how to change network setting after installation

i've just installed stretch, minimal installationnow i want to change network connection from  cell phone hot spot to router i've not installed X window Thanks!

network setting up (Ethernet,PPP,PLIP,SLIP)

Hi, I am wondering how I set up my personal computer networking at home. Here is what I have. 2 computers: IBM ThinkPad Laptop running window 98 (client) Dell Desktop running Linux debian 2.1 (server) I was thinking the options of setting up the networking between them. 1. PLIP Since I

Re: network setting up (Ethernet,PPP,PLIP,SLIP)

PLIP doesn't sound like the best solution for you, as you would need to get some kind of parallel switch - and those are notorious for causing problems rather than fixing them. SLIP/PPP sounds like a possible solution. You do not have to use the modems at all. If you have a serial port on

Network Setting

Hello... I´ve been installing debian-linux in a machine. Everything went well, but i don´t access network! I think i need to create a device eth0 but i can´t! (Because when i run /etc/init.d/network it says no such device ) Can someone help me ? (This is realy bugging me... :((( ). Thanks... --

Re: Network Setting

On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Ana Silva wrote: Hello... I´ve been installing debian-linux in a machine. Everything went well, but i don´t access network! I think i need to create a device eth0 but i can´t! (Because when i run /etc/init.d/network it says no such device ) Can someone help me ? (This is

Re: Network Setting

On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Ana Silva wrote: Hello... I´ve been installing debian-linux in a machine. Everything went well, but i don´t access network! I think i need to create a device eth0 but i can´t! (Because when i run /etc/init.d/network it says no such device ) Can someone help me ? (This

Re: Network Setting

What type of network card do you have ? Also post your /etc/init.d/network, maybe theres a problem in there. No matter what the problem is, you really should re-compile the kernel with support added for only those features you want. Matthew On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Pancho Horrillo wrote: On Fri,

Re: Network Setting

On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Pancho Horrillo wrote: I think i need to create a device eth0 but i can´t! (Because when i run /etc/init.d/network it says no such device ) You must first install the modules or recompile the kernel to support your ethernet (or whatever) card. You can