On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, Marc Olivier wrote: > I purchased an AMD-Duron based motherboard with built-in LAN, soundcard and > oddball little modem (Unimodem?) that came with. When I installed Suse Linux > 6.4 on it, none of these were recognized, and even though I installed from > the CDs, I got an error message in the YAST 2 screen saying something about > the CD was not ok. Ok. That's an ancient distribution. Get either a new version of SuSe, or switch to RH/Debian.. > Assuming I can find drivers for one of the many NICs I have laying around, > how do I load drivers for them (since none of these were recognized, > either), and where do I load the drivers? Not sure in Suse. :) > Next, I got errors concerning my Apache Web server during boot-up. > Considering I'm switching over from being a Windows 95 oriented end-user, I > don't know what the stuff is about the IP settings, and I monkeyed around > with DHCP and something else, then read somewhere I didn't have the > necessary configuration for (or the need for) DHCP. Isn't this stuff > supposed to be on an online manual somewhere, and if so, how do I get to it? Probably because it doesn't know about your IP address. -- Nate Carlson <natecars at real-time.com> | Phone : (952)943-8700 http://www.real-time.com | Fax : (952)943-8500