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Re: [opensuse-factory] Milestone5 observations
- From: Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 12:59:02 +0200
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Peter Nikolic wrote:
You could always swap out into a console and check your network config.
Interface definition, routing, name-server etc. Just use Crlt-Alt-F1.
I have my doubts about YaST being to blame here, but if you want to
pursue the issue, I think your network config at the time of failure is
the first thing to look at.
Doesn't sound particularly unusual, no.
/Per
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Not even sure what to put in a bug report on this one althou it has
plaged me for some time i have never found anything in the logs to
base a report on other than how it actually appears here
You could always swap out into a console and check your network config.
Interface definition, routing, name-server etc. Just use Crlt-Alt-F1.
I have my doubts about YaST being to blame here, but if you want to
pursue the issue, I think your network config at the time of failure is
the first thing to look at.
Not that i am aware of i use suse 10.0 as a firewall / router on a
dedicated PC that connects via WiFi to my connection , I then use a
local nameserver on the machine with an IP of 192.168.3.1. All
internal IP's are 192.168.3.xx the external is 192.168.0.103 (i
piggy back on a friends connection with permission saves me the need
for a landline and the associated charges) i use an internal
Nameserver as i find it better than using the one on his router
Doesn't sound particularly unusual, no.
/Per
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