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From: Ben B. <ben...@ho...> - 2002-05-14 19:26:12
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Hello, Thank you for the replies. I have managed to load my packages from some floppies now. I deleted the dhcp file from /tux/options and put an empty file with the name floppy in there. So I am able to test the windows computer now. I have tried the first step that you suggested Yuval but it didn't work. Trinux tries to connect to the server but doesn't download packages and goes on with loading trinux without an error message. I tried to load with the default setting of the pkglist file, so that I'm pretty sure that I didn't try to load too many programs like Tim notified me about. I'm sure the second step with Apache will work, but I don't want to decrease the security of the windows computer, and loading the packages from floppies works now, so it isn't really nescesarry anymore. It would be nice if I could enter the internet though. There is an proxy server running on the windows computer to share the internet with the other computer that is on the network. Can I use the proxyserver to share my connection with trinux pherhaps? It would be nice if this could be solved. Thank you for any other suggestions. Ben _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com |