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Old 10-07-2002, 05:56 AM   #1
esael
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Dhcp


Hi,

I'm dualbooting with Win2k and Slackware. I've no problem connecting to my network using Win2k.

For Slackware, it worked on Friday but today. Monday blues maybe.

I tried the following command:

dhcpcd -d -k eth0

dhcpcd -d -B -D eth0

I'm not assigned with new ip and when I do ifconfig, it still shows my local ip 127.0..

Please help

Thanks

Esael
 
Old 10-07-2002, 06:36 AM   #2
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is your network adapter loaded? eth0 has to be available prior to running dhcpcd. You might also want to try it without the options. If you have more than one interface then I do suggest using the eth0, eth1, etc.
 
  


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