Quinten
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Posts: 2
Joined: July 2005 |
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Posted: July 01 2005,22:00 |
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Hi all,
First time post (we all have to start somewhere ;)), so please be gentle.
I have an old laptop which has no CDROM, so I can not boot it with the LiveCD. I am using a CF-IDE adapter and a 256Mb CF card as the harddisk for it, which I installed 'frugally' on a desktop which does have a CDROM. As the laptop has a wireless card (which can be set up nicely using netcardconfig) I can not 'pre-configure' it on the desktop, and when I add the files from /etc/pcmcia, /etc/network, to filetool.lst the settings remain persistent, however, not at boot time. After a reboot, I always have to log in locally and run the netcardconfig command to enable the network. To me it seems that the restore is too late in the start up procedure (after it brings/tries to bring eth0 up). What am I missing?
I followed the frugal installation guide to the letter (except I use hda1 and 2 instead of 8 and 9), but am now a bit stuck.
Thanks,
Q.
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