On Thu, May 11, 2000 at 09:15:22PM -0500, Matthew Quigley wrote: > What does SIOCADDRT mean, I get SIOCADDRT : Invalid argument at boot up? > You might be getting that because of the loopback device in the network configuration. slink had the network & lo device defined in /etc/init.d/network, but in potato this is superseded by interfaces (/etc/network/interface). But if you still have the old slink file in place, it will be used and may give a SIOCADDRT complaint on boot. The change occured when netbase was changed. /etc/init.d/network should contain a message about it that you can read. Drew -- PGP public key intermittently available at http://strider.ucdavis.edu/~drew/drewskey.txt
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