Turn on networking. Just like it says when you log on.Originally Posted by soia8
network and swap files
iconfig eth0 and dhclient eth0 not working,an swap files failed at
boot what do i need to do to get my internet working.
Turn on networking. Just like it says when you log on.
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thanx i tried that it says bla bla bla bla then somthing about it sleeping does realtek work with this os on a usb, and my network manager is off. im use to win7 i know
linux, lunix whatever is better,just net to get my network working im not that good at
it yet but i have it installed on a usb. im a freshmen so help me senior. and wht is bt4 crystal i opened it up and it looks like my os im developing, concept right now thats
why im useing bt its open source right? well it only makes up about 25 precent
of what my os is gonna be like helpme out.
If maybe you could form a coherent sentence someone might be willing/able to help you.
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Short answer: For now, go back to Windows.
Longer answer: Get some good books on Linux, and start with an easier distro. BT is designed for advanced Linux users, and without any Linux knowledge, you're dog-paddling in the deep end of the pool.
And like streaker said, a little attempt at writing correctly would go a long way.
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Wow, bad luck, those "bla bla bla bla sleeping" errors really suck!
They're impossible to fix! Just try searching Google for them - I bet you wont find any relevant information!
If you really want peoples help with that problem you need to state your questions clearly, stick to one question/thought at a time where possible, and provide more details about the error messages you see (yes, more detail than bla bla bla sleeping - the exact text is always good).
After getting this error message you may also want to try searching for it in Google before posting back - you may find the solution (or at least learn something in the process).
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When you type "iconfig eth0", does it say something like "bash: iconfig: command not found"?
yeh, i meant ifconfig eth0 up. i only have wifi i dont have a bill you know.
An OS that isn't beyond your IT skill.
Try Windows.
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Huh?
You only have wifi, but you're setting up your eth0?
No worries, I think I can help. See if this works:
Code:man ifconfig man iwconfig man resolv.conf man route man wpa_supplicant man wpa_supplicant.conf
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