RE: Networks bugs (again)

I have the same Problem !!!

I have the Latest Familiar Unstable I thought it Might be a problem with the latest PCMCIA

RUN
insmod af-packet.o

Then Run dhcp -d

-----Original Message-----
From: J.Manrique Lopez [mailto:jsmanrique_lopez_at_yahoo.es]
Sent: 05 April 2004 14:19
To: Phil Blundell
Cc: gpe_at_handhelds.org; familiar_at_handhelds.org
Subject: Re: [Familiar] Networks bugs (again)

 --- Phil Blundell <pb_at_nexus.co.uk> escribió: > on
Mon, Apr 05, 2004 at 01:28:18AM +0200, J.Manrique
> Lopez wrote:
> > I use a dhcp network provider, and my AP gives ip
> by
> > dhcp. And everything is setting to use dhcp in
> > /etc/network/interfaces, and I run:
> > # dhcpcd eth0
> >
> > But I get.. nothing. So I will have to reflash my
> ipaq
> > to make it useable for me.
>
> What precisely happens when you run dhcpcd? Does it
> hang, or does it
> immediately return to the prompt? Are there any
> messages from dhcpcd in
> the syslog? Check the status of eth0 with "ifconfig
> -a".

If I run dhcpcd it returns to prompt quickly, and at
ends of syslog appears:
[2575] dhcpStart socket Address family not supported
by protocol

> I'm a bit confused by your description of the
> history. You seem to be
> saying that this is an old bug, but also that it
> only appeared very
> recently during an unstable upgrade. Can you
> clarify that a bit?

Yes, I had this problem in my ipaqs sometime ago, so I
reflash my h3870 to unstable15 image, and it seems to
be working fine, until I upgraded it. So my h5450 is
still waiting for upgrading (reflashing) when
available.

Thanks and best regards,

=====
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