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Originally posted by jalos
Nothing ...
the command
ifconfig eth0 down; ifconfig eth0 up
KILLED the connection without releasing the IP address...
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As opposed to Windows' ipconfig which doesn't when you
ipconfig /release? For your info, when you release your IP, of course the connection is killed.
What do you actually want to do here? Did you configure your NIC to use DHCP?
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Originally posted by jalos
The time is runing and my frustration with Mandrake is growing...
They are traying to windowmize linux whithout the good points of windows....
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Err... last I checked Mandrake (or any other Linux distros for that matter), never forced you to use it, you made that choice yourself. If Linux is way over your head then maybe you're right, maybe its just not meant for you.
Good luck in whatever you choose to do
