Re: [Trinux-talk] 0.80rc2 IDE

[Timothy B. <tb...@ar...>]

Try:

ping 192.168.232.60

You should be able to ping your own interface, if not, then check your 
config.

ping 192.168.232.54

If this fails, try a different cable and card, unless you have tested them 
with another OS, and they test OK.

You did not mention which NIC card you have, or which driver got setup.  
It could be wrong, faulty, or not compatible.

Check your routes too...  you might need to manually add a route

Check ifconfig to see if your interface is recording any ingress or egress 
packets.

Check the link lights on the nic cards and the hub.


On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Sean wrote:

> Using a vanilla 0.80rc2-ide boot floppy configured
> for static IP:
> 
> eth0    set to 192.168.232.60 255.255.255.0
> gateway set to 192.168.232.54
> dns     set to point to internet dns server
> 
> The gateway machine is a Linux box set up
> as a router running MASQ in ipchains, so
> all internet traffic from the LAN (including
> the Trinux machine) should get routed through
> the Linux box
> 
> Additional packages on second floppy contain 
> pcmcia support and this is started manually
> by running /etc/tux/pcmcia.  This works fine,
> since ifconfig shows eth0 up and running.
> 
> The only snag is - the Trinux box cannot
> ping any other machines on the LAN, and 
> other machines on the LAN can't ping
> the Trinux box.  
> 
> ??? So, although eth0 is up and running, ???
> ??? no traffic gets routed. Why is this  ???
> 
> Thanks for any help to eliminate the problem
> - and my confusion.
> 
> Sean
> se...@at...
> 
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