Networking Problem

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HI dude, I had the same problems last week using the same OS's all I 
did was set molrc.net to netdev: tun0 -tun
then I rebooted OS X within MOL... newnetwork port detected en1 then I 
setup my network settings for my isp with a manual ip 10.0.0.x
opened a web browser and YAY!

this is taken from the email that helped me last week (hope it helps!)

> On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 01:41:49PM +0100, Titanium Suite Admin wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 	I'm using MOL on YellowDogLinux 3 to boot my OS X partition.
>> Now OS X isn't recognizing any network settings from within MOL,
>> can someone point me in the right direction as I've read the
>> instructions from ,
>> 	- http://www.maconlinux.org/userguide/basicnet.html
>> but don't know where to add the support for the sheep_net driver??
>> 	netdev:	eth0  -sheep
>> 		do I add this to my molrc.osx
>
> Well... it should go into /etc/mol/molrc.net. However, it sheep driver
> is broken for OSX unless you build mol from the developer tree.
>
> Usually, the preconfigured tun network setting is the one you want.
> Just make sure you install the MOL drivers package in OSX (or no
> network devices will be available at all...).
>
> /Samuel


On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 06:10 AM, Tong Si-wai wrote:

>
> I am using Yellodog Linux and can now see OS X in a
> windows under KDE. However, I can't fix the networking
> part. My own network is using 10.130.64.X as the IP.
>
> Should I change the tunconfig and the dhcpd-mol.conf
> file s.t. 192.168.X.X changes to 10.130.64.X??
>
> I commented the sheep line and change the tun line to
> tun0 already. I can see the en1 / en2 device in the OS
> X network configure too. But what should I use as the
> way to get IP? manually or dhcp?
>
> What should I see in the linux /sbin/ifconfig ??
>
> I try this for a long time and still can't get the
> netowrking work. Please help.
>
> Felix
>
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HI dude, I had the same problems last week using the same OS's all I
did was set molrc.net to netdev: tun0 -tun

then I rebooted OS X within MOL... newnetwork port detected en1 then I
setup my network settings for my isp with a manual ip 10.0.0.x

opened a web browser and YAY! 


this is taken from the email that helped me last week (hope it helps!)


<excerpt>On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 01:41:49PM +0100, Titanium Suite
Admin wrote:

<excerpt>Hi all,

	I'm using MOL on YellowDogLinux 3 to boot my OS X partition.

Now OS X isn't recognizing any network settings from within MOL,

can someone point me in the right direction as I've read the

instructions from ,

	- http://www.maconlinux.org/userguide/basicnet.html

but don't know where to add the support for the sheep_net driver??

	netdev:	eth0  -sheep

		do I add this to my molrc.osx

</excerpt>

Well... it should go into /etc/mol/molrc.net. However, it sheep driver

is broken for OSX unless you build mol from the developer tree.


Usually, the preconfigured tun network setting is the one you want.

Just make sure you install the MOL drivers package in OSX (or no

network devices will be available at all...).


/Samuel

</excerpt>


On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 06:10 AM, Tong Si-wai wrote:


<excerpt>

I am using Yellodog Linux and can now see OS X in a

windows under KDE. However, I can't fix the networking

part. My own network is using 10.130.64.X as the IP.


Should I change the tunconfig and the dhcpd-mol.conf

file s.t. 192.168.X.X changes to 10.130.64.X??


I commented the sheep line and change the tun line to

tun0 already. I can see the en1 / en2 device in the OS

X network configure too. But what should I use as the

way to get IP? manually or dhcp?


What should I see in the linux /sbin/ifconfig ??


I try this for a long time and still can't get the

netowrking work. Please help. 


Felix 


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