by Areosepp » Mon, 16 Jul 2001 08:39:01
Kudos to anyone who can help me with this problem.
Chris
by Bit Twist » Mon, 16 Jul 2001 08:54:00
Helps if you provide what distro and release level you are using
when you post questions to the news groups (Redhat 6.1, Suse 5.0,..).
Different distros have different commands, files, and links to
files. Even happens between release levels of the same distribution.
Window manger problem/question give the name (gnome, kde, sawmill,...)
If dhcp client (pump, dhcpcd, dhclient,...)
Give us error messages if you have them.
Look in your logs, /var/log/messages on Redhat and Mandrake.
If it is a shell question, give the shell name (bash, tch, zch,...)
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by Areosepp » Mon, 16 Jul 2001 09:02:18
> Helps if you provide what distro and release level you are using
> when you post questions to the news groups (Redhat 6.1, Suse 5.0,..).
> Different distros have different commands, files, and links to
> files. Even happens between release levels of the same distribution.
> Window manger problem/question give the name (gnome, kde, sawmill,...)
> If dhcp client (pump, dhcpcd, dhclient,...)
> Give us error messages if you have them.
> Look in your logs, /var/log/messages on Redhat and Mandrake.
> If it is a shell question, give the shell name (bash, tch, zch,...)
> >ok ok so im a newbie to linux, but im ambitious to learn it... so the
deal
> >is how dont know how to connect to the internet with lnux. let me
clarify,
> >i am using a dial-up connection and i literally dont know how to get my
> >modem to dial/connect to my ISP via linux.
> try kppp
> --
> The warranty and liability expired as you read this message.
> If the above breaks your system, it's yours and you keep both pieces.
> Practice safe computing. Backup the file before you change it.
> Do a, man command_here or cat command_here, before using it.
by Swif » Mon, 16 Jul 2001 17:26:24
The last isn't really necessary, since if it aint the first one, try the
second one :)
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by kanda » Mon, 16 Jul 2001 21:45:11
Quote:>Kudos to anyone who can help me with this problem.
>Chris
1. Connecting to the Internet via Internet service provider (How?)
I want to be able to connect to my internet service provider via modem
with Linux. I currently use Netscape 1.1 when in DOS. I know that I
need a graphical web browser like Netscape (I have Xfree86 up and
running ) but what else is needed. I've heard of 'dip' but don't
really know what it is or why I might need it. I have e-mailed tech
support at my internet service provider for help but haven't gotten a
response back yet and I am very anxious to get on the web via
Linux....any help would be greatly appreciated.
What about DOSEMU? What would be the disadvantage to just use my
current Netscape 1.1 (windows) with DOSEMU (if it works)?
Thank you in advance.
3. way to set up an internet server connected through the internet/modem
5. Desperate newbie (Trying to connect to the Internet with Eicon Diva ISDN pnp
6. I had a problem recompiling the kernel (1.0.9)
7. HELP CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET IN LINUX????
8. Linking /etc/logingroup to /etc/group
9. How can I set up Linux to connect to the Internet?
10. Quick check to see if I'm connected to the internet?
11. FTP to local Linux 7 server failed while Linux server is connecting to the Internet
12. Cannot connect to the internet through modem in Red hat 7.2?
13. Connecting to the internet