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Rapha

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  1. Open Mandriva Control Center, there should be a "Services" section that lists all the services. Click the option beside these two to have them start at boot.

     

    None of them are listed in the services section. I looked at "Mandriva Control Center->System->Enable or Disable Services".

    I installed Apache and MySQL manually, and not the mandriva cd version.

     

    Thank you

  2. Run the Mandriva Control center/networking, and set your Mandriva box as a DHCP server (which is the easiest route, because there's no need to assign IP's yourself- the server will take that task).

    Actually, this is exactly what the XP box does, but without letting you know what it does, because there's a danger that you get either too knowledgable, or too confused! :P

     

    It didn't work...

    I've probally did something wrong...

    Can you tell me in details how do I set up the "Mandriva Box"?

     

    Thank you

  3. Ok,

     

    but I will need to setup something on the winXP computer? like workgroup, domain or something?

     

    And also... this connection will work either if I use linux or win? (I´m the only one that uses linux at my place)

     

    Thank you so much!

     

     

    I´ll try that as soon as I get home!

  4. Hi there...

    I was having the same problem... and I solved this way:

     

    check if the following lines are in your /usr/x11r6/lib/xinit file:

     

    CONFIG_USB_CDCETHER = y

    CONFIG_USB_UHCI_HCD = m

    CONFIG_USB_USBNET = m

     

    now, get root privileges:

     

    $ su

     

    then run :

     

    # modprobe usbnet
    # modprobe uhci-hcd
    # ifconfig -a
    # dhclient eth1 //or eth0...check the list given in ifconfig

     

    That should work...it worked for me!

     

    Good Luck!

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