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JadeMiner · 05-14-08

Ok. I understand now. Are you using wireless to connect? You know who is the absolute guru on connection problems in Linux is Gooda. I found a direct cable from the router works best. Then it will auto-detect the DCHP IP address and download the core. Try that. If not PM Gooda and he'll set you up

~JadeMiner~

EDIT: I'll have to try that DBAN. That might explain troubles I had with a certain HD!

**mega_option101** · 05-14-08

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Originally Posted by JadeMiner

Ok. I understand now. Are you using wireless to connect? You know who is the absolute guru on connection problems in Linux is Gooda. I found a direct cable from the router works best. Then it will auto-detect the DCHP IP address and download the core. Try that. If not PM Gooda and he'll set you up

~JadeMiner~

EDIT: I'll have to try that DBAN. That might explain troubles I had with a certain HD!

I am directly plugged in therefore I said no to the static IP

Havegooda · 05-14-08

Plugged into a modem or router? Odd. Maybe you could try and set up a static IP?

~Gooda~

**mega_option101** · 05-14-08

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Originally Posted by Havegooda

Plugged into a modem or router? Odd. Maybe you could try and set up a static IP?

~Gooda~

Yeah its plugged into a router

JadeMiner · 05-14-08

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Originally Posted by mega_option101

Yeah its plugged into a router

I've always found the eth0 detection to be very reliable on several different computers. I'm wondering how you have your router set up? I use Mac Address filtering because it's also wireless. You need to check that router to see if it's open up all possible connections. The 2nd alternative like Gooda said would be to get your IP Address on that cable from the modem and then check "yes" and enable it manually. I usually get into a command prompt (from that exact computer) and type ..... ipconfig /all .... then write down all the details.
~JadeMiner~

**mega_option101** · 05-14-08

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Originally Posted by JadeMiner

I've always found the eth0 detection to be very reliable on several different computers. I'm wondering how you have your router set up? I use Mac Address filtering because it's also wireless. You need to check that router to see if it's open up all possible connections. The 2nd alternative like Gooda said would be to get your IP Address on that cable from the modem and then check "yes" and enable it manually. I usually get into a command prompt (from that exact computer) and type ..... ipconfig /all .... then write down all the details.
~JadeMiner~

I will have to look into this at a later time unfortunately. Exam in the morning goodnight

Havegooda · 05-14-08

Good luck

~Gooda~

JadeMiner · 05-15-08

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Originally Posted by mega_option101

I will have to look into this at a later time unfortunately. Exam in the morning goodnight

Ok. But trust me. NEVER GO BACK. heheh - We'll get this to work

Good luck on the exam

biatchi · 05-15-08

What distro are we talking here? If you are running an x server thenWicd is good, I dont use it myself but it is added to my OCNix build (that I should really sort out and release) and it works brilliantly, It also does wireless but I haven't tested that.

JadeMiner · 05-15-08

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Originally Posted by biatchi

What distro are we talking here? If you are running an x server thenWicd is good, I dont use it myself but it is added to my OCNix build (that I should really sort out and release) and it works brilliantly, It also does wireless but I haven't tested that.

Sounds good biatchi. What's OCNix? I love trying out new builds. Let me know when you have it sorted out. I'd be interested. Thanks.

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