On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 19:33:20 +0530, Varun Soundararajan
<s.varun@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Since you have said u have fc3, try this.
In system settings find network config (or network), and deactivate
and activate the networks once after boot and dont use bsnl
connection at boot (my sys always says bsnl connection failed during
boot). Every time after i boot, i deactivate and activate the network
and everything is fine. This may not be a good solution but works ;-).
(but for me during boot, eth0 says [ok] but bsnl says [failed] )
even better way is to create a new account using those internet
connection wizards (see in one of those system config menus). I had
problems using pppoe rpms. I used the wizard to create a new pppoe
connection and filled the details and activated/deactivated using the
settings>network (or network connections). If you have to install the
pppoe rpms it will say, insert the cd and thats all (you dont need to
trouble ur self with the latest rpms. The old ones with fc3 still work
).
-Varun
