On 15-Feb-99 Fredrik Rodland wrote:
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> 2. On the suse-web, and in the datasheet that followed SUSE 6.0,
> Dyanlink-ISDN-cards are said to be supported. However it does NOT figure
> in list of available cards in YAST, which it probably should. I set up my
> card as an ASUSCOM, and got the IO, IRQ, etc -data from the pnpdump- &
> isapnp-tools. Any comments from SUSE on this?
Maybe the list you find on YAST is for the chipstets over the cards... have you
ever try to look for it on your ISDN card !?
> 4. I seem to have missed something on setting up a DNS or something. When
> I try to telnet to a hostname (eg stud.ntnu.no) I get: no such host.
> However if I telnet to the example in the manual, using the IP-address,
> SUSE detects the call, and dials using my defined ISDN-connection. After
> this I am able alse to telnet a hostname.
>
I don't understand if you have setted up your machine as DNS server or not !?
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Date: 16-Feb-99
Time: 08:50:00
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