>From previous conversation...
"SM> when I do 'ifconfig -a' I do not see a MAC address listed.
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Current conversation:
RS> You don't see something like this?

"eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0a:43:75:96:3A"



No, I don't...no MAC address is listed.

RS> "It should be... after you run ifup, 'service iptables status' (as root) should
show the firewall config.."

When i ran 'ifup eth0' I get "configuration for eth0 not found." message. Yet in the GUI side 'System Settings/Network', the hardware tab lists GMAC (Sun GEM) as eth0 and it says it's status is "ok".

RS> "you can use tcpdump (as root) to watch traffic, to see if you are getting dhcp
replies..

tcpdump -l -i eth0"

Again I have problems running tcpdump...I think this is due to the fact that there is no Ethernet card configured? The G3 Blue and White was on the YDL supported hardware list with no issues regarding the onboard NIC. I would like to use the same NIC that works with Mac OS X but wonder if I should setup a different NIC in the computer so I can network in Linux...however, that card will most likely not work with OS X?

Thanks for all your help,

Steve






Greetings,

I have a Blue and White G3 (300Mhz) that is getting on the network (built in E-net) on the Mac OS X side but when I boot to Yellowdog I find I cannot browse via Mozilla...it's like my NIC is not getting an IP. I reinstalled Yellowdog and still have the problem. If I go to System Settings/Network and login at the prompt as root, under the Hardware tab it shows "GMAC (Sun GEM) Ethernet eth0 ok". Any ideas?

Thanks!

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