From: jmorris@hunan.rastek.com (Jim Morris) Subject: 0.99pl10 & NET-010 Problems Date: Fri, 2 Jul 1993 15:22:10 GMT
I recently decided to upgrade to the 0.99pl10 kernel. Unfortunately,
this caused all of my networking software to quit working! :-) Sooo,
I rebooted under the 0.99pl9 kernel, and ftp'ed the NET-2 software,
and installed it per the Linux NET-2 FAQ that was posted yesterday.
NFS mounts work, so I know the network is accessible. Unfortunately, that
is about it. I cannot telnet, ftp, ping, or anything else. If I do,
I get messages such as:
telnet: tcp/telnet: unkown service
ftp: ftp/tcp: unknown service
ping: unknown protocol icmp.
Any suggestions? Do I need to get new TCP/IP clients to use the NET-2 code
built into the latest kernel? Or do I just have something setup wrong?
I personally do NOT like having to use a full hostname, i.e. "hostname.domain".
Makes my prompt rather long! ;-) Unfortunately, it looks as if this new
NET-010 distribution uses hostname to set the domainname as well, and that
the domainname command no longer works. Am I right, or is there something
I am not getting?
Thanks!
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