From: Kristian K. <kr...@kr...> - 2006-10-16 15:02:56
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mark weisler wrote: > Hi, > I am just getting started with AstLinux 0.4.3 and the system boots but does > not have networking. > I look at ifconfig and eth0 and lo are there but there is no IP assigned. That > is there is no 'inet addr'. > > > I see in the messages that a dhcp lease was sought at least three times before > the system timed out and moved on in its booting. > It is an Athlon 64 bit computer. > > The router is set up to issue IP's via dhcp and does so with other computers > on the net. > > Any advice as to what to do? > I also tried to go to /etc/network/interfaces to manually configure the > interface but that file is not in AstLinux. > Is there a way to manually configure the IP address on my host? > > If tried booting with and without the USB flash. I was able to configure the > USB flash using genkd and rebooted but that did not yield a network address > or connection. > > Thanks > Mark > Mark, That is very odd. Can you tell me what type of NIC you have? Try this: ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.11 netmask 255.255.255.0 (replace ip and netmask with proper values for your network) tcpdump -i eth0 -n -vvv (and in another session) ping [default gateway ip] In the tcpdump window, you should be able to see ICMP echo requests (maybe even replies :) ), arp activity, broadcast activity, etc. To permanently configure a static IP address, you can set the EXT* variables in /etc/rc.conf. If What type of router is this? -- Kristian Kielhofner |