by I'm running the Caldera Desktop Preview II. Everything is ok
except I started getting error messages logged from the IPX
side of the box.
I've seen this before, I think some other device on the network
has the same address as I do. I can't remember exactly what it
is I'm supposed to change in the /etc/sysconfig/ipx file to
prevent this.
Caldera doesn't exactly document the ipx config files, in fact
they don't document them at all |-\. Come on caldera, we know
you're out there.
Dec 6 13:34:16 bigdog kernel: IPX: Network number collision 84007400 Dec 6
13:34:16 bigdog kernel: ^Ieth0 EtherII and eth0 802.2
Dec 6 13:35:14 bigdog kernel: IPX: Network number collision 84007400 Dec 6
13:35:14 bigdog kernel: ^Ieth0 EtherII and eth0 802.2
Dec 6 13:36:11 bigdog kernel: IPX: Network number collision 84007400 Dec 6
13:36:11 bigdog kernel: ^Ieth0 EtherII and eth0 802.2
Dec 6 13:37:09 bigdog kernel: IPX: Network number collision 84007400 Dec 6
13:37:09 bigdog kernel: ^Ieth0 EtherII and eth0 802.2
Dec 6 13:38:07 bigdog kernel: IPX: Network number collision 84007400 Dec 6
13:38:07 bigdog kernel: ^Ieth0 EtherII and eth0 802.2
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