I'm new to Linux as I mentioned before. However, I tested a couple other Live CD distros. PCLinuxOS and SimplyMepis 6.0. Both of these distros enabled me to easily go online in China. I was rather suprised that PCLinuxOS actually had the China Telecom provider in their list! SimplyMepis didn't but I just put in one IP address and it went online fine. I can't get SUSE to do anything? I am not sure if it's due to the lack of DNS address. After trying several combinations of settings I am nowhere near getting online. I doubt it's an issue with the modem as the other distros read it fine. It's not a special modem. They tend to use the easiest and most readable things they can find here since they typically don't want to spend much time setting anything up. I am not doing any networking. I'm using a Laptop and PPP ethernet connection. Just simple. Open to suggestions. I will contact my provider tommorow to see if they can give me "more" detailed information and then I'll try again. If more information is needed I'll be glad to provide it. I went into Yast. Configured the Ethernet card to HDCP. Then when that didn't work I added a fixed address. Following Yast instructions I can't think of much else at the moment. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Changing-Input-Languge-SUSE-10.1-tf2554353.html#a71418... Sent from the suse Help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.