if i recall correctly dhcpcd handles the replacement of /etc/resolv.conf for
you so you shouldn't have to deal with it. that you are making that symlink
might possibly be the problem...did some documentation tell you to do so?
here is my /etc/resolv.conf, make resolv.conf a normal file and put this in it:
domain austin.rr.com
nameserver 24.93.35.64
nameserver 24.93.35.65
nameserver 24.93.35.32
nameserver 24.93.35.33
"Benjamin S. Vera-Tudela" wrote:
> hi all ... some time ago i realized a lot of email regarding rh 6 and rr. i
> never read them b/c i did not have rh 6, but now i do have rh 6 and i am
> having a problem with rr. basically, linux is able to get an ip from rr but
> it appears that names cannot be resolved. i can telnet to places using their
> ip address but not their names. i have my /etc/resolv.conf soft linked to
> /etc/dhcpc/resolv.conf which is the same file as the one i used in rh 5.2
> which in fact worked. can somebody tell me what else is wrong that needs to
> be fixed? i get a : host name lookup failure : error message when i try to
> telnet to, say havarti.cs.utexas.edu. using netscape i have a similar
> problem which is hostname cannot be found or whatever the message is. please
> help!!!
>
> extra credit: i also have an aztech galaxy washington 16 sound card, and i
> compiled the kernel to be able to use the sgalaxy module, but when i run
> setup as root, i get a problem that says that mpu_io is an invalid
> parameter. i think this value comes from the modules.conf file but i dont
> know how to solve this problem. i think i have tried removing the mpu_io =
> <value> tag field from the modules.conf file but that doesnt help. any
> clues???
>
> thank you all
>
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