Re: gonme and the internet.

[Michael Thomas Vanderford <michaelv cox-internet com>]

Thanks for the feedback.

So to recap.
It is impossible to turn the network serice off @ boot time, log into
gnome, turn the network service back on and expect things to work
because gnome still thinks its off the network.
You can however enable the network @ boot time log into gnome then shut
the network down by turning the service off or by /sbin/ifdown eth0,1
etc. but if this route is taken be sure not to log out of gnome before
turning the network back on or you screwed.


On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 20:26, Michael Thomas Vanderford wrote:
> Hello All.
> I've been trying unsuccesfully to disable my broadband internet
> connection @ boot time and start the network after logged into gnome.
> 
> Doing this makes gnome unresponsive. It seems that most applications
> quit responding.
> 
> Can someone please help?
> Is this just impossible to do.
> 
> 
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