[SOLVED] - The Lost Sheep and Networking

Hello all,

I am very happy to say that after many hours of IRC chat and many
emails, I have finally fixed the problem I was having. The program
3c5x9cfg.exe did it, and after reconfiguring the card, all worked. The
server (which I have named newman (after the Seinfeld character, since
the computer is a mail server and Newman is a mailman)) is working
beautifully.

Thank you, debian-user. Thank you, also, #debian on irc.debian.org.
Both of you reminded me of the greatest thing about GNU/Linux - its
community. Thank you especially to Jasper and Rick Reynolds, who sent
me various programs dealing with the NIC.

--
Leonid Grinberg


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Op vr, 19-01-2007 te 23:24 -0500, schreef Leonid Grinberg:
> Hello all,
>
> I am very happy to say that after many hours of IRC chat and many
> emails, I have finally fixed the problem I was having. The program
> 3c5x9cfg.exe did it, and after reconfiguring the card, all worked. The
> server (which I have named newman (after the Seinfeld character, since
> the computer is a mail server and Newman is a mailman)) is working
> beautifully.
>
> Thank you, debian-user. Thank you, also, #debian on irc.debian.org.
> Both of you reminded me of the greatest thing about GNU/Linux - its
> community. Thank you especially to Jasper and Rick Reynolds, who sent
> me various programs dealing with the NIC.
>
> --
> Leonid Grinberg
>
>
Good to hear that it actually worked.
If someone else needs it, it's at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~rjnoe/0/pc/hard/net
There is also a dos-program to set old isa - Networth cards.
// Jasper.


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