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Now that I set up a new ppp0 the description is Modem ppp0. Is this significant? This seems to be another case where I have posted the question too soon and then discovered the answer. This seemed obvious, after all, dial up connections use ppp. The problem is that ppp0 needs a network connection, so the system hangs at boot. The solution was to delete ppp0 and create a new one, making sure that Load on Boot was not checked and I had selected automatic settings. Now if I want to use dial up I can run kppp and if I want to use the ethernet connection I can enter ifgonfig eth0 up, can't I?

Unfortunately nothing in Linux is quite that simple. Using ifconfig I confirmed that kppp automatically starts ppp0. I also confirmed that when kppp is closed ppp0 is also closed. I then ran ifconfig eth0 up and when I ran ifconfig eth0 was up.

So far so good. Eventually I discovered that the correct command is ifconfig eth0 promisc. Now I can switch between dial up and ethernet with ease. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. In addition, there are no licensing restraints on code compiled using the Matlab compiler. Matlab is a general purpose analysis and graphics plotter from Mathworks.

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Whether you are a digital nomad or just looking for flexibility, Shells can put your Linux machine on the device that you want to use. Click here for more info. Hi, I have MDK 8. But if I click on Connection icon it shows the eth0 card but with no IP addr showing. When i try the Hardware config in MCC to install the eth0 card it fails with a complex error message that basically says " Find More Posts by Griffon How is all of this connected?

Last edited by Griffon26; at AM. Hi, One more thing that may be useful. I have a Davicom Semiconductors Inc. I also have configured Bastille, but had this problem before that was done. I have tried different Mask values as I seem to rememer that David David. The stuff you pasted about eth0.

Was it from ifconfig or from ifconfig -a? If eth0 is shown when you do ifconfig, check if the dmfe module is listed when you do lsmod. If it is, then apparently the ethernet card is up and running and I don't know why Mandrake is complaining. You could try reloading the module manually to see if you also encounter problems. To do that, first make sure no applications are using it you'll be notified if it's still in use when you try to remove it , remove it with rmmod -r dmfe, then load it again with modprobe dmfe.

OK, When I do "lsmod dmfe" is not listed, so I tried to do "modprobe dmfe". It fails. By the way how do you copy console output, single commands I can reditect to a file, but multiple commands there is no Ctrl-C? Selecting text with the mouse will automatically copy it to the buffer. Then you can paste it by pressing the middle mouse button.

It will give you the name as well as the irq and IO address if I'm not mistaken.