Rebooting problems
Cliff Rogers
plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Wed, 1 Jan 2003 14:52:19 -0800
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I am having a problem with my Linux based gateway. I have a pentium =
133Mhz. box that I have installed ClarkConnect on. I have now been able =
to get it up and running 2 seperate times for several days at a time =
each. My problem is that I have had to shut the box off (not for any =
reason to do with the Linux box) and when I try to reboot it I have to =
go in and reconfigure the NIC's. Is this a normal thing? I thought it =
stayed setup once you got it configured and would run the next time you =
rebooted without this hassle. The box was shutdown the first time so I =
could move plugs around to connect a printer into my wall outlet. Today =
I had no access to the internet and Cox xupport made me shut the router =
and all of my computers down and reboot them as part of the =
troubleshooting process. Like I have already asked is a Linux system =
supposed to require reconfiguration every time it has to be rebooted or =
have I failed to save my config files maybe? If anyone could give me =
some insight on this I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Cliff
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I am having a problem with my Linux =
based gateway.=20
I have a pentium 133Mhz. box that I have installed ClarkConnect on. I =
have now=20
been able to get it up and running 2 seperate times for several =
days at a=20
time each. My problem is that I have had to shut the box off (not for =
any reason=20
to do with the Linux box) and when I try to reboot it I have to go in =
and=20
reconfigure the NIC's. Is this a normal thing? I thought it stayed setup =
once=20
you got it configured and would run the next time you rebooted =
without this=20
hassle. The box was shutdown the first time so I could move plugs around =
to=20
connect a printer into my wall outlet. Today I had no access to the =
internet and=20
Cox xupport made me shut the router and all of my =
computers down and=20
reboot them as part of the troubleshooting process. Like I have already =
asked is=20
a Linux system supposed to require reconfiguration every time it has to =
be=20
rebooted or have I failed to save my config files maybe? If anyone could =
give me=20
some insight on this I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks,=20
Cliff</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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