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From: greg@ecse.rpi.edu (Greg)
Subject: Re: 386BSD 0.1 & FTP
Message-ID: <greg.711490564@hibp1.ecse.rpi.edu>
Keywords: 386BSD FTP
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References: <sxjcb.24.711418490@skyfire.uacn.alaska.edu>
Date: Sat, 18 Jul 1992 20:16:04 GMT
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sxjcb@skyfire.uacn.alaska.edu (Jay C. Beavers) writes:
>First off, great job Bill & Lynne!
>Secondly, I'm opting to install 386BSD via FTP. I have a 3c503 card that I
>have changed the jumpers on to conform to 386BSD. When I boot from the HD
>after installing Tiny 386BSD, all goes well. My 3c503 card is recognized as
>ec0 and all that good stuff.
>I have an ip number of 137.229.10.85 assigned to my machine on a network
>where our internet gateway is 137.229.10.5. I then type:
>ifconfig ec0 137.229.10.85 -- looks good, ifconfig ec0 shows config
>route add default 137.229.10.5 -- good as far as I can tell, no errors
>ftp 128.252.135.4 -- this is wuarchive, a site with 386BSD
>Connect: Connection timed out
>ftp> open 137.229.10.39 -- .10.39 is a local host I have an acct on
>Connect: Connection timed out
>So, I'm lost here. It looks good to me and as far as I know I should be
>able to reach 10.39 with no routing tables at all. Can anyone guess what
>might be up?
> - jcb
>______________________________________________________________________________
> |
>Jay C. Beavers | sxjcb@orca.alaska.edu
>University of Alaska Computer Network | sxjcb@alaska.bitnet
>______________________________________|_______________________________________
You might make sure that your netmask is set correctly. If you check that and
it still doesnt work, than we may be int the same boat. I have an ne2000
that I cant seem to make work. I have verified that it is not transmitting
anythig at all. I've been over the config many times, and I am certain
that it is correct (irq 2, adx 300h). If anyones go any straw that Jay or I
cuold grasp at, please post them.
Greg
greg@megas.ecse.rpi.edu