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Reinstalled, still named eth0, but I'll let that be, added a PCI NIC and that became named p1p1, which sounds OK.
Removed the Network Manager and now no one starts.

Been googling and asking about this but no answer that helps me out, is NM a necessity now?

Can't figure this one out so I'll reinstall

Just found that from F15 they changed the naming for NICs, but there is nothing else but eth0. ls /etc/sysconfig/networking/profiles/default/ hosts ifcfg-eth0 network resolv.conf ls /etc/sysconfig/networking/devices/ ifcfg-eth0 The only NIC I got after a start/restart is 'lo' I can't ifup any emX bu...

These are my settings and works in F14. Is there a bug in F16? no update are available as now right now. or am I missing something else here. ifconfig eth0 eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 0F:129:B7:85:1B inet addr:192.168.67.92 Bcast:192.168.67.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 inet6 addr: fb80::211:d4fe:fec7:...

Fixed now. Seems I had to disable the "Intel Virtual.. something" in the BIOS so now it's working

Was down all day

Happy New Years to all Linux Lovers

Oh, didn't think of that
I just tried to see if a "normal" user could use 'ps' and they can which I think is weird cos why does a normal user needs to do that!!!(?)
Maybe see his OWN processes yes but everything... that's weird as I think.

I've created cron jobs for this and it sure works, but now I've heard it's better to move the password in that file to another file and instead of wring the password in the cron script point to this separate file. Why is that more secure? They say, you can make that file non readable to non root use...

Beautiful

Well, I just wanna be sure that's no one was poking around

I just tried F16 On my new laptop at work which is a DELL Latitude 6520.
When shutting down it just hangs, other then that it all looks good
The funny is that this laptop is supposed to be certified with Fedora...

After lots of googling I found a place that made it work. I tried using: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ but it told me to "be sure that CD1 is supplied" :( It does extract the initrd so all the user added drivers for the NIC, AHCI etc are OK but the "rest" of the scripts that...

Is there another way to do this other then the thing found by googling??, 'cos they just wont work :( at least the once I found. The ISO Image I'm trying to create a HDD boot image of is for Novell's ZenWorks 10.3.3 and I tried lots of smaller "apps" that are supposed to create a bootable ...

I'll check it out