It would be 10base2, but the tag is only actually used by the pcmcia stuff. I don't know how to do it with non-pcmcia that don't auto-detect- most of them auto-detect. You could try either using the "ifport" program (which is what pcmcia uses with the 10base2 parameter), I think the syntax is "ifport eth0 10base2". -Tom On Thu, 7 Oct 1999, Jan Schulz-Hofen wrote: > Date: Thu, 7 Oct 1999 21:37:31 +0200 > From: Jan Schulz-Hofen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: tomsrtbt: BNC instead of 10BaseT > > Hello Tom, > > i loaded your rootboot-package and i really enjoy it. > I'm a student at a german high school (Berlin) and i > use it regularily to recover messed up pupil's pcs. > > As i'm quite new to rtbt, i have a little question, that i > hope you could answer... > > How do i tell my network adapter to work with his bnc- > port? > Connections over the Twisted Pair-Port work very well > and i'm very pleased about that feature. > But some old machines in my school still use bnc-cables > and i'd like to use rtbt with 'em as well. > I guess it's that little tag in settings.s where there is > "10BaseT" now, but what should i set instead? I tried a > lot of things (bnc,10base2,...) but it didn't work. > > Thanks in advance for your help. > > yours... > > jan > > P.S.: Please excuse my baad english - still working on it! > -- -- > --Linux is like an Indian Tent--- > ----- no Gates, no Windows ----- > ------ and Apache Inside ------ > ------- ------- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
