TRY UPGRADING PUMP FIRST.
On Sun, 19 Sep 1999, tom carlile wrote:
> 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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