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2 total messages Started by A.Klijn & D.A.Koetsier Mon, 24 May 1999 00:00
Linux SuSE Hangs when i try to conect whith win95 thrue a network
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Author: A.Klijn & D.A.Koetsier
Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 00:00
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When I try to open a connection throe a network card Linux <> Win 95 the
whole system crashes .
I have to restart Linux completely.
I use TCP/IP on both sides (can it be that I can not find NETBIOS in my
win95 if so how do I find it and how do I install it, its the only thing I
can think off.).
Linux recognises the network card and other than this it runs perfectly.
Who can help me?
Re: Linux SuSE Hangs when i try to conect whith win95 thrue a network
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Author: George Georgakis
Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 00:00
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Linux should NOT crash unless it is configured incorrectly, or unless you
have a hardware problem.

Can you ping your own (Linux) IP? What are the results of ifconfig and
netstat -rn?

George 
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A.Klijn & D.A.Koetsier <dabert53@xs4all.nl> wrote in article
<7ici5u$je4$1@news1.xs4all.nl>...
> When I try to open a connection throe a network card Linux <> Win 95 the
> whole system crashes .
> I have to restart Linux completely.
> I use TCP/IP on both sides (can it be that I can not find NETBIOS in my
> win95 if so how do I find it and how do I install it, its the only thing
I
> can think off.).
> Linux recognises the network card and other than this it runs perfectly.
> Who can help me?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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