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touch /etc/dhcp.<interface> where <interface> = something like hme0, bge0, e1000g0, etc then reboot

Might want to post your smb.conf file too. Suspect you don't have "password server = " defined, and "use kerberos = yes"

Try what this guy did: http://www.gotroot.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=26&comments_parentId=582 Most ISP's block port 25 to avoid having blacklisted hosts on their subnets. HTH, C

Shifo, fix that link please it seems to be broken :) Totally curious still whether this will fix your problem vacunita.. I'll cross my fingers for you :) This has been an entertaining thread to watch.

Do you have the most recent BIOS installed in your Presario 2100? http://www.techsupportforum.com/archive/index.php/t-40997.html See that thread, it speaks of some sort of bug that affects USB 2 and cardbus issues.. perhaps you're experiencing the same thing, on a different scale? Hope this...

Yep.. pcunix, you're most likely right.. permissions on your script need to be executable for world. Either that or assign a specific group to the executable that "root" belongs to, and chmod 750 C

Whoops ignore that... that's not a 2000 thing

You can go start-->run-->type "msconfig" too. For some people it's a little safer. C

I would update your drivers, good sir. :)

Get a magnifying glass out and check the pins in your PCMCIA slot.. Scream loudly when you find a bent one :) I'm all the way in Canada so you'll have to be at least 3500dB HTH, C

yeah, create a shell script EG: #!/bin/bash env LANG=C /usr/local/mrtg-2/bin/mrtg /etc/httpd/mrtg/cisco2500.cfg --logging /var/log/mrtg.log & etc etc... Then point your cron job at the shell script you just created HTH! C

the button you want to use is "new task", and enter "explorer". HTH, C

iptables newbs might benefit by using Webmin's interface..

put the lines in a script and have only one entry? Are you sure that you're waiting for the 6th minute to check to see if it ran or not? I notice they are /5 /5 and /6 HTH, C

If you need to do anything with windows, do yourself a favour and install and configure Samba. HTH, C

have you checked your BIOS to make sure your boot device order is correct? Make sure the CDROM comes before the hard drive :)

A little off topic, but: Here's some interesting case information for those of you who like clear cases. This fellow is in the same city as me, and is apparently widely popular: http://www.clearpc.ca/

Logoff script enabled possibly? see this page: http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBM/tip6100/rh6128.htm

Whoops, the one with the file transfer is not Tightvnc, but rather Ultr@vnc.. sorry about the confusion

Email the site webmasters and tell them to fix their app It kills my 1.7GHz too C