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<0> pjv, they mentioned #suse in their review of suse :)
<1> and make sure to tell them that even with a normal boot
<1> you can ctrl +alt +Fx to a command prompt
<2> sPiN: yeah that's my screenie :)
<3> will do, thanks again. :)
<1> so it's some problem with the graphical environment
<0> nice
<1> not the kernel or anything else low level that the CLI uses
<2> one of my vm (postfix)
<2> super kool
<2> brb gf is here
<4> is anyone aroun?
<4> around*?
<1> i was
<4> hi Phoenix
<4> anyone else?
<5> hi, Im trying to get networking working on my Dell Latitude D610 and its just driving me insane. I can ping the NAT router but I cant ping past it, even to other statics on my LAN and Im just losing it
<5> hi Sivik
<4> do you know anything about wireless?
<5> I know some things about wireless but this is wired
<0> GTswagger, thanks for the tip on that, i just sent those guys an email, and hopefully they will give the channel a plug
<6> sPiN -- no problem.... really, if enough people HAMMER THEM with requests for Linux stuff... you'll see a huge increase in linux stuff on the show
<6> what is on the show is determined mostly by user requests
<0> yeah ive watched dl.tv since the first ep, but i havent been watching the last couple months
<0> always liked patrick norton and robert heron
<5> can anyone help me with the wired networking thing on my laptop? its driving me insane
<0> Phoenix92x, ive seen several ppl come in with this issue, but i dont know what any of them did to resolve it
<0> ive never had an issue, my router ***igns me an ip and im good to go
<5> I just...grah
<5> I cant get wireless OR wired working
<5> I can ping the router, I can ping things behind the NAT, but not out of it
<5> and Im just losing my mind
<0> are you using dhcp?
<5> yes
<5> Im gonna stick it on a static for a second and see if its still insane
<0> so it ***igned you an ip, but you cant get to www.google.com for example
<5> I cant ping outside the NAT at =all= even to staics on my LAN
<5> I dont understand, every other machine on my network on the NAT can ping outside it, but not this one
<7> phoenix92x is your nic card working ?
<5> Ghostbuster: as far as I know, I can ping my default gateway 64.81.*.*
<5> but I cant ping google.com
<5> it resolves now, but I cant actually ping it
<5> I slapped it onto a static
<7> it works now ?
<5> nope
<7> you turn off the firewall
<5> it can ping the default gateway, it can resolve google.com
<5> the internal linux firewall?
<7> yes
<5> um...one second lemme check
<5> turned it off
<5> it still doesnt work
<8> nameservers?
<5> nameservers are right
<5> I triple checked
<7> you got it to dhcp
<5> nope, I put it on a DHCP
<5> *nope I put it on a static
<5> Ghostbuster should I PM the settings to you?
<7> maybe a bad cable
<5> ..possibly
<7> sure
<5> ok, now I need some help getting the wireless to work if you folks can help me
<5> its an intel 2915 chipset
<5> I already have ipw-firmware installed
<0> Phoenix92x, got wired working?
<0> Phoenix92x, then just use yast - network devices - network card, and configure it
<5> sPiN: yes
<5> I already configured it
<0> what was the problem?
<5> same problem, I can ping internally behind the NAT, cant ping externally
<0> well how did you fix the wired connection?
<5> got rid of the wireless card's routing entry
<0> why are you manually messing with the routing?
<5> because the wired is on a static
<5> and I had to give it a manual default gateway
<5> and for some reason the wireless having a default gateway entry made that not work
<0> this is how you have broken things... you have improperly setup routing when you should have just let it dhcp handle it
<0> my router allows me to ***ign static ips via mac addresses
<5> sPiN: I mean static public IPs
<5> the wired has 64.81.*.*
<5> the wireless is trying to get a 192.168.*.* address
<5> so how do I resolve that?
<0> Phoenix92x, you are behind a nat, it should have a 192.168 address
<5> the wireless connects to a NAT router, but the wired does not encounter a nat at any point
<0> your nat gets the pub ip, not your machine behind the router
<5> the wired connection goes straight to a switch, which goes to the DSL modem
<0> wth kinda crazy setup?
<0> is that
<5> I have 10 static IPs ***igned from my ISP, I use one of those IPs to go to a NAT router, the other 9 are distributed to standalone machines
<5> my ISP loves me, thats all =)
<5> it is kind of crazy
<5> but it works
<5> what Im wondering is, if there are two connections, which one takes priority for connections? or is it whichever one is set with the default gateway?
<9> SuSEhelp, rpms
<10> You can find suse rpms at google.com, packman, ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/linux/suse/apt/SuSE/, http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/ (and other sites :)
<11> so...anyone mind if I ask a question?
<11> I need a little help
<2> ask away
<11> Running SuSE 10
<11> and.. .. I cannot start FireFox or Thunderbird from KDE
<11> not even sure where to look for error messages
<11> I CAN open a shell window and run from the command line
<11> These are NOT "Stock" installs
<11> the firefox RPM was downloaded and installed with rpm -U firerforx-xxxx
<11> thunderbird was never "installed" by SuSE. Downloaded and unzipped to a directory myself
<11> I know there is this thing called "preload"
<11> I believe I have disabled it (removed the /etc/preload.d) directory to try to solve any conflict issues
<11> I know that mozilla libs are installed in other directories
<11> (for ximian I guess..and other SuSE stuff)
<11> but don't know why KDE would be having a problem...as I mentioned...running from the shell is fine
<11> any clues?
<11> did everyone get all that? or do I need to retype?
<5> methinks people got it, but I certainly have no clue where to start with that
<12> sh!!!
<11> yes?
<11> I guess noone is here...when is a good time to use this forum?
<2> what's the problem jbarwick?
<11> ah..ok.
<11> will start again....(my question is long I think)
<11> to keep it short...
<11> cannot start Firefox or Thunderbird from KDE
<11> they start just fine from a shell (command line)
<2> try this /usr/bin/firefox in your terminal
<2> ohh ok
<11> the firefox and thundirbird do not belong to SUSE.
<2> then create a klauncher
<11> the were downloaded and installed myself
<2> ohh ok
<11> firefox is a SuSE RPM installed with rpm -U
<2> why did you do that for?
<2> uhuh
<11> (downloaded from somwhere)...cuz SuSE10 didn have FF 1.5
<2> whereis firefox
<11> well...I think that's my copy
<13> hello, is anybody familiar with qdvdauthor?
<11> opt/firefox/firefox
<13> i need some help
<11> but that's my copy
<11> which runs from the command line fine
<2> jbarwick: install that on a klauncher
<2> copy that to a klauncher rather
<11> the rpm -U firefox-suse-10...in in /usr/bin/firefox
<11> ok...
<11> just sec...
<11> how do you do that?
<2> create an app link
<11> oh
<11> did
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