I'm trying to get Caldera Linux to recognize my Novell NetWare 3.12
network at my work. The manual says it should automatically detect
the IPX network, but it doesn't. I know it's there, because I can
log into it on the same machine using dos/windows. I also know
that my ne2000 network card is found by Linux and it also has IPX
support compiled into the kernel. I sent mail to (unofficial) tech
support and got this:
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This means that IPX is not finding an IPX network.Quote:> When I try to login, I get:
> $ nwlogin
> bind: Cannot assign requested address
> nwlogin: Unable to determine target of login
> or I try this:
> $ nwlogin -b
> nwlogin: Unable to determine target of login
Examine /proc/net/ipx, /proc/net/ipx_interface, /proc/net/ipx_route
They should have entries such as:
$ cat /proc/net/ipx
Local_Address Remote_Address Tx_Queue Rx_Queue State Uid
$ cat /proc/net/ipx_interface
Network Node_Address Primary Device Frame_Type
CC638D00 0000C0B23BB5 Yes eth0 802.2
DEADDEAD 0000C0B23BB5 No eth0 802.3
BEEFBEEF 0000C0B23BB5 No eth0 EtherII
$ cat /proc/net/ipx_route
Network Router_Net Router_Node
BEEFBEEF Directly Connected
DEADDEAD Directly Connected
CC638D00 Directly Connected
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ok, I know it's not detecting it, but I am wondering why, and what
can I do to solve the problem. When I look at /proc/net, those
files are there, but they are all zero length, with nothing in them.
Has anyone else had any success logging into NetWare?
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