internet address, hostname, gnome login error
Maurice F. Piller
piller at visi.net
Mon Sep 27 00:28:59 UTC 2004
Hi,
I had two network cards in my computer, eth0 and eth1, the ubuntu installation
setup the network using eth0 and all was fine.
I then replaced the eth0 network card with a new sound card (which is working
fine) and rebooted.
The machine tried to boot using the old eth0 card, I got a gnome login error
message that says it was unable to find an internet address and that gnome will
not function properly, perhaps the problem can be fixed by changing /etc/hosts
file. The eth1 card does work.
My machine now has no hostname, and many of the Ubuntu applications fail to run
showing a failed to gethostbyname message.
I tried using the network-admin tool, deleting the network interface, then
adding a new network interface but the problem remains.
Short of a fresh install how can I get a fresh new network setup on my ubuntu
box?
Thanks,
Chip
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