[SOLVED] [ARCH LINUX 2013 ISO] Internet problem at boot
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Hello boys, I use dhcpd conection,these that you have to configure the pppoe.Ok I run the "pppoe-setup" and I configured everything, when I do the dial it's show "connected" but... When I try to ping the google it's fail, show "ping: unknown host".Since then thank you
Try starting dhcpcd bound to your interface. ifconfig will tell you the interface name, (I'll assume wlan0 for example purposes), then start dhcpcd with:
Code:
sudo systemctl start dhcpcd@wlan0.service
EDIT: You may also want to check that the service starts ok.
After a amazing talk with a brow of IRC (Arch Linux World Domination Chanel), so verily What I should do is to configure the "/etc/resolv.conf.head" , but Bruno this file doesn't exist, yeah if you try to modify the "/etc/resolv.conf" the changes will be replaced to the previous configuration.So create the "resolv.conf.head" put your DNS (in my case, I put the DNS of my Slackware), and finally do the pppoe-start.At this time you are connected. Thank you everybody for you help.
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