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I merge ifplugd, I rebooted and it still took forever for the dchp |
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timeout. I then tried emerging the netplug and it also didn't help? Did |
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I need update a config file somewhere? |
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Chris |
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Bo Ørsted Andresen wrote: |
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> On Monday 28 August 2006 06:09, Chris Forsyth wrote: |
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>> Hey everyone |
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>> I'm hoping there is an easy fix for this. Almost done with the |
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>> install on my notebook (X-server and KDE left) but during boot if I |
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>> don't have a my network cable plugged in it takes forever. Is there |
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>> anyway to break the DHCP request during boot? I rather not use a static |
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>> IP address. |
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> # emerge -va ifplugd |
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> Alternatively netplug should do the same thing but I have only used ifplugd. |
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