Don't get me wrong Ken but your mail is some kind of horrific.
We're not a free of charge Support. We're willed to help but I -
and I hope the others agree to my statement - would like to see some
sort of netiquette. Especially it's always a good thing to show
that you've tried to solve your problems and got stuck. As a nice side
effect this kind of behaviour will not only please us but will help
us to give you better advices (as you can see by my answer it's not
really possible to help you with the given facts).
Please refer the RFC called netiquette for more information.
Ken Schrock came to use his tongue on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 12:07:31PM -0400
> Some newbie type questions
>
> 1. Is there a GUI interface to apt-get, dselect, etc. tool?
> (I remember one being mentioned on the Fink list but don't remember
> the name)
Yes, it's called aptitude.
# apt-get install aptitude
> 2. How to set up second eth card
> (install detected the first but not the second)
Well, belongs on your second NIC. I presume that your second NIC has
the same chip as the first. So you just have to edit
/etc/network/interfaces
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address your.ip.to.use
netmask your.netmask.to.use
network your.network.to.use
broadcast your.network's.broadcast.address
gateway your.gateway's.ip.address
After editing just execute
# ifup eth1
Mind that static is used if you don't use bootp or similiar to
configure your configure your NIC.
> 3. How to set up the sound card
Is highly dependent on what soundcard you use.
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