Re: rpc.portmap, ethernet-card prob
"Florian Attenbergerhphalle0.informatik.tu-muenchen.de" <attenber@informatik.tu-muenchen.de> writes:
> My "rpc.portmap" is away (/usr/sbin/rpc.portmap) and I don't know, why.
> What is its use??
> How can I get it again?????
rpc.portmap moved to portmap recently in unstable. It's generally
only used for NFS on most systems.
> I have no /dev/eth0:
> Because the CARD is not correct installed????????
Linux has never used devices in /dev/ for networking. You use
/sbin/ifconfig to find out about your card, etc.
> Do I have to create this file??????????(with mknod??????)
You should use /dev/MAKEDEV to create new devices, in any case.
(BTW, I think your '?' key is sticking.)
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