Can't get online...
i cant get online with my linux machine !!!
ok... when i boot up and go into verbose mode i get this Code:
Bringing up interface eth0: it then moves on to say the other thing, does some other stuff and boots like normal. i use a linksys wireless card named eth1. it works through linuxant driverloader. when i start the prog it connects to the network (supposedly) and looks to be acting normaly. when i open a browser i cant get to any sites, i can't download anything, and can't even get updates and stuff though urpmi. i can, however, connect to the network and get to the router settings. when i checked it everything was fine. ive tried to get on my syster's comp (with windoze) and it worked just perfectly. :cry: what do i do...? It used to work just fine... I'm running mandrake 10.1 on an averatec 3150 laptop. I know very little in the way of linux so please speak in terms that a newb would understand. |
Re: Can't get online...
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Why is your card named eth1 instead of eth0? Do you have a second one?
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Obviously. He's already said that. He has eth0 and eth1. The first would be his regular wired NIC and the latter his wireless card.
Cheers |
That sounds like a DHCP problem too.. how does your network setup look like?
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fluxrad:
i do have a nameserver set up. resolve.conf looks like this <------------------------------------------> search domain.actdsltmp nameserver 192.168.0.1 nameserver 205.171.3.65 <------------------------------------------> ive never seen the second one but the first is the router ip. FredL2: what do you mean by "what does my network setup look like"? |
can you ping your nameservers? do nslookups?
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Look in /etc/network/interfaces and check you settings from there
If you wind up changing anything do a #ifdown eth0 #ifup eth0 Gillman |
the file
/etc/network/interfaces doesn't exist... is this bad, or just because of my distro? (lots of files described on this site dont exist on my computer) |
I am not quite sure I was gonna install mandrake on a new computer I got tomorrow so I'll let you know then. My guesses are its not in your distro. I'll figure out more tomorrow once I am behind mandrake
Gillman |
ok... but as i said before it used to work so you'll probably have no problems at all.
if you can figure it out it would be much apreciated. |
I just noticied you never answered if you could ping the outside world.
Try ping 64.233.161.104 Thats google Gillman |
how do i ping??? (i know its a stupid Q...)
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at the terminal type:
ping 64.233.161.104 and then post the output Gillman |
Code:
[nenyo@localhost nenyo]$ ping 64.233.161.104 |
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