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Thanks you all for the replies. After looking at each I decided to |
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use quickswitch. It works well except for one thing. I have two home |
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configurations: hardwired & wireless. If I boot up using my wireless |
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card and later decide to switch to my hardwired connection, |
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quickswitch does not take down the wireless connection. So, both are |
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active at the same time. How can I disable the old connection using |
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quickswitch? |
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Thanks again |
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On 5/18/05, scwang@××××××.cn <scwang@××××××.cn> wrote: |
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> I recommend you to use quickswitch. |
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> Using this software, you can switch between different net |
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> configuration conveniently. |
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> On Tue, May 17, 2005 at 06:12:09PM -0400, Zander Z365 wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > This is probably an easy one. |
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> > My laptop has two network connections: hardwired (default) and |
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> > wireless(starts manually). Both are working fine. However, when I |
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> > boot up my laptop without the NIC cable connected it takes a very long |
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> > time to boot. This is because the net.eth0 script keeps trying to |
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> > start networking. I have an older laptop with SuSe 9.2 and it does |
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> > not have this problem. |
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> > How can I configure the startup script so that networking will not be |
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> > started if the cable is not connected? |
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> > Alienware Area-51m 5500 Laptop |
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> > P4 3.4GFHz w/HT |
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> > 2 GB RAM |
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> > Nvidia Geforce FX Go5700 video |
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Alienware Area-51m 5500 Laptop |
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P4 3.4GFHz w/HT |
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