On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 06:40:03PM -0700, Rod Price wrote: > Forgive me; I'm a newbie at this. With luck, I've found the > right list for this question. > > I've just installed Debian potato from floppies successfully, > except... I can't talk to the network to download any packages. > Here's my configuration: > > Dell Latitude CPi D300XT > 128 MB memory > 10 GB hard drive > 3Com fast Ethernet card 3CCFE575BT (on the list of working hardware) > > I can ping 127.0.0.1, but pings to anything outside the laptop > itself are unsuccessful. I've checked to see that > /etc/pcmcia/network.opts > has the right information in it; it does. I'm stumped. Where do > I go from here? > Have you got routing information setup correctly? The gateway, netmask etc. That should have gone into network.opts, but check it by typing netstat -r. Are your name-servers assigned correctly? Did you try pinging outside using the IP address or the name address? What is written in /etc/resolv.conf? Drew Parsons
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