Date: Fri, 3 Mar 1995 13:54:10 -0800 From: abraxas@mind.net (heart of the sun) To: freebsd-current@freefall.cdrom.com Subject: installing FreeBSD 2.0 questions Message-ID: <199503032154.NAA06435@one.mind.net>
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Hello, I recently hosed the machine that I was running FreeBSD on so I decided to reinstall. I mirrored ftp.cdrom.com which made the install nice and speedy. :) Then I proceeded to go through the install. I used FTP for the distribution medium and everything worked great! When I was done going through install, the machine rebooted and my network didn't come up. I had skipped the network configuration because I assumed that it had already been configured in the process of grabbing the files via ftp. It seems like I need to run the network configuration menu system but I don't see what I should run in /stand to make this happen. I tried '/bin/sh netinst.sh' but it exited without doing anything and on looking at the file, it seems that it was designed to be called by another program. What program should I run to configure the network? Or, should I just edit /etc/* to reflect the correct network settings? Thanks!!!! Alan Laird
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