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<0> sorry, but then im going to execute this: ifconfig eth0 192.168.178.20 broadcast 192.168.178.255 netmask 255.255.255.0 up; route add default gw 192.168.178.1 eth0
<1> user0a: ok.
<2> lol
<0> ok, lets go =)
<1> no need to do the broadcast
<3> just try ifconfig eth0 192.168.178.20; route add default gw 192.168.178.1
<2> one or the other is sufficient
<3> Although you may have multiple default routes already.
<2> probably
<3> I would do a route -n to check.
<2> With all the stuff he's been putting in there, I would expect a lot of things to be listed.
<1> i always say to add the device on route because i have more than one network adapter, and i also have aliases
<2> That's an advanced configuration.
<0> it doesnt work
<1> that is also why i said it was good practice.. if one day i say not to do so and someone decides they are ready to move forward and never uses the dev.. they wont know whats wrong.
<0> on ping it resolv the ip but not trasmit the packets 100% lost
<4> perhaps you have a filter for ping packets
<1> try to ping 12.34.1.1
<2> Ping your host OS's interface.
<0> 100% lost
<1> yea ping your gateway ip
<2> Ping your own guest OS's interface.
<0> ping -c 3 192.168.178.1
<0> yep, it trasnmited
<2> Is that your guest IP?
<2> What's the host's IP?
<2> And why are you using NAT instead of bridged?
<2> Bridged mode almost always makes more sense.
<0> 192.168.178.1 is the ip of the virtual network adapter in my vmware (host), the guest (linux) is 192.168.178.20
<0> p3nguin, NAT
<2> That's not a valid answer to anything I asked you.
<0> yeah, bridged must be better for static ip
<2> I use dynamic addressing and bridged is the way to go.
<1> if p3nguin does it..it must be the right way!
<2> Static or dynamic makes no difference at all.
<1> he wouldnt fail you
<0> Is that your guest IP? <--- guest is 192.168.178.20
<3> I only use the host dev to partition off my images.
<0> What's the host's IP? <--- the win box is 192.168.178.1 (the virtual net adapter) that say ipconfig
<0> mmm =\, ok im going to change to bridged
<4> wb Mulder
<5> cheers
<6> Sorry.
<6> If anyone that visits this channel deserves a +v, you do. Unfortunately +v is reservd for "I saw that guy help someone since he joined"
<7> jblack: sorry.
<6> Nope. My fault.
<6> I meant to write up the guidelines on the site today and didn't get around to it.
<0> hey, i booted from gentoo livecd, try to emerge dhcpcd, dont fucntion, then wget; after i tar zxf dhcpcd....tar.gz; cd dhcpcd...; ./configure; make; make check; make install
<0> now, i have dhcp
<1> user0a: good deal.
<0> how to start to fucntion my network
<8> interex: u kick me for wat?
<0> this is my original problem http://img403.imageshack.us/my.php?image=20070203220858pz0.png
<1> skywalkers: it was a mistake..
<8> ok nvm
<1> i sent you a message but you never replied i was going to tell you to rejoin.
<8> oooo
<8> didint receive ur msg
<8> i tot is spam msg
<8> lolz
<9> user0a: Okay, so you didn't make any changes to your /etc/conf.d/net?
<1> i sent you a message it said "hey" or "hello?"
<8> u know wat, nowdays many people wanna advertising the channel n say hello then ask me join their channel
<8> i toto u r the same kind
<8> so didnt reply
<1> Well i'm sorry for it.
<9> Make sure your iface_eth0="dhcp" and dhcpcd_eth0="-t 10".
<8> nvm
<0> Visigoth, ok, right, now what?
<0> now i have adsl-setup/start/stop ...
<0> ifconfig is misconfigured
<9> dhcp will reconfigure the device, you won't have to worry about that. Now do /etc/rc.d/network restart
<9> Sorry.
<9> user0a: Now you'll need to restart the network. /etc/rc.d/network restart
<0> Visigoth, no such file or dir, im in gentoo man
<9> It may just be net, not network.
<1> hello scoob
<9> That work for you user0a?
<10> is there anything special i have to do get my pci express video card to work with linux? if i install the card the kernel hangs on boot, but otherwise it'll run find
<10> fine*
<1> what card?
<1> what kernel
<1> *version
<10> e-vga geforce 7300 gt
<11> fubbleskag - have you used the express card succesfully before? And if not, just to be sure, is it compatible speed-wise with your board?
<10> and it's whatever the default kernel for ubuntu:edgy is, i forget
<1> you should always know.
<0> Visigoth, no **** file or dir, with net
<0> such*
<1> fubbleskag: you see what InsanityPlee said?
<10> i answered him
<12> user0a: make sure you have config_eth0=( "dhcp" ) in your /etc/conf.d/net and do ln -sf /etc/init.d/net.lo /etc/init.d/net.eth0 && /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart
<1> i didnt see :/
<10> oh we're blocking control codes, my bad
<10> [22:48] <10> sup Interex
<1> :P
<10> [22:50] <10> InsanityPlee the card works under windows
<11> ah
<11> fubbleskag - maybe ye should update the kernel? Whenever you put it physically on the board system hangs?
<11> It's not a driver issue, right?
<10> whenever i put it physically on the board, it hangs. correct. i installed the latest nvidia driver via apt-get, still no go.
<11> And what kernel?
<11> uname -a
<10> 2.6.17-10
<11> Fedora?
<11> Either way
<10> kubuntu
<11> Hmm, my advice would be update the kernel, but you may have other options. Just make sure you have put into google (or somewhere): kubuntu 2.6.17 geforce express
<11> swapping those terms as needed
<11> Until you see something that might relate to yer issue.
<10> <Queen-Amidala> what a pain :| linux hates me. everything is new stuff- new (better) video card, mobo, etc. all been tested and works fine in windows. meh
<6> You're looking at it wrongly.
<6> Linux doesn't hate you. Its just a thing.
<6> Whats really happening is that you're buying hardware from companies that dont' care whether it works with free softwawre or not.
<6> That lack of care can shine through very strongly.
<10> it's odd, i'm running an older nvidia card on the same kernel/distro with no issues whatsoever.
<10> anyway, we're calling it a night. thanks Interex / InsanityPlee
<0> iddqd, ok, bringing eth0 up; but ifconfig is yet misconfigured
<13> holy snw
<13> snow
<14> hi all....
<14> anyone know how to convert an integer to binary string on linux ( GCC )...? are there any function like "atoi()" on GCC ?
<14> help me please...
<6> Heh. Is it ascii, or is it binary? You say both.
<12> user0a: read /etc/conf.d/net.example and make sure you meet the requirements for dhcp to work
<14> binary string, so when I do printf("%s",buffer); it output "10100010101" <- something like that...
<6> iddqd: Did you create your account on the website yet and subscribe to the mailing list?
<6> No, there's nothing that does that. YOu'd have to write it.
<12> jblack: i have an account, yes
<12> jblack: i'm subscribing to the list now :)
<14> jblack: ooh... thank you.. why there is no such function in GCC... T_T
<14> jblack: thanks you ...
<6> iddqd: Were you marked as an aop?
<13> lol
<13> i hope that was sarcasm
<13> jblack,
<12> jblack: i'm not sure, how do i check?
<6> silverant: its not hart to write. Take a look at the << operator, which will help a lot.
<6> covert: What do you hope was sarcasm?
<6> iddqd: Whats your account name?
<12> jblack: "iddqd" :-)
<13> there's really no function to do that?
<13> you can turn it into asm but not binary? lol
<6> No. Lacroix dropped the ball.
<6> Fixed.
<6> c0vert: its not exactly hard...
<13> was just curious
<6> while (! overflow && ch = fgetc(handle)) .....
<12> thanks jblack :)
<13> yep...
<6> His number, as he describes it, isn't encoded as binary.
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