I'm running 2.14 on an old Vectra 350MHz PII. It actually runs well enough to be usable, but I have to re-initialize the ethernet port each time I boot. I did save the initial configuration. Is there something else I can check?
Thanks in advance.
eth0 Won't Autoconnect
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eth0 Won't Autoconnect
tempestuous: thanks for your quick response! I did download and install the dhcpcd-5.2.9-Puppy5.pet update, reboot and try again, but to no avail. Perhaps this is because this update is for 5.2 and I'm running the 2.14 version. This may well be a problem that I'll just have to live with, or else install the newer 5.25 version of Puppy and try that.
Thanks again for your attention.
Thanks again for your attention.
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Does 2.14 have also 2 network setup possibilities?
Simple Network Setup and Network wizard?
If you used one try the other then.
Does 2.14 have also 2 network setup possibilities?
Simple Network Setup and Network wizard?
If you used one try the other then.
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eth0 won't autoconnect
Err...it's a full install, if that's what you mean. ???
Try posting your problem in the 2.14x topic.
The people there know the most about that version of Puppy.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=42553
The people there know the most about that version of Puppy.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=42553
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you could try making a script.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
sleep 2
dhcpcd eth0
Then set the permission to executable.
Then put it in /root/Startup
Code:
#!/bin/sh
sleep 2
dhcpcd eth0
Then set the permission to executable.
Then put it in /root/Startup
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