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Author: Mike
Date: 02-03-01 11:10
Hello to all,
i just finished installing FreeBSD 4.0 on my PII 350 (over clocked to 412) :o)
and my question is what do these msgs mean? and how can i redirect them to another ttyvx instead of the one im working on?
here is hte error i get which by the way is related to my interfaces (dc0 and dc1)
Netgears. dc0 = 192.168.0.209 and dc1 = x.210
bash-2.03# Mar 1 23:03:20 dc0 /kernel: arp: 192.168.0.200 is on dc0 but got reply from 00:a0:cc:64:cb:09 on dc1
Mar 1 23:03:20 dc0 /kernel: arp: 192.168.0.200 is on dc0 but got reply from 00:a0:cc:64:cb:09 on dc1
bash-2.03# Mar 1 23:03:25 dc0 last message repeated 3 times
Mar 1 23:03:25 dc0 last message repeated 3 times
what all this?
and how can i change my prompt to my hostname and current dir?
so far the box is running like a champ no bad for a newbie.....
thankx in advance...
Mike
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Author: Daniel Schrock
Date: 02-03-01 19:49
it sounds like you have the 2 cards plugged into the same hub...
plug them into different hubs/switches or
<dreaming>
buy a cisco 2924 or similar and set up a vlan
</dreaming>
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Author: Dan Langille
Date: 02-03-01 22:25
to change your prompt, it depends on your shell. Go to the search page on this website and type "bash prompt" to see a few examples for variour shells.
to change directory: cd <new direcory>
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Author: Mike
Date: 04-03-01 01:27
thankx for your help guys i appreciate it..
as far as the two NIC this should not be a problme at all, cause i used to sun linux as my GW router.. in other words 1 NIC on the outside word and the other NIC on my Priv. LAN 192.168.1.x , Besides NIC 1 (world) is on the upline port....
its wokring properly now but i cant get rid of the msg to the console...
thankx
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Author: el_kab0ng
Date: 05-03-01 17:14
To change tty's on a local console, try hitting the print screen button (assuming you have a normal keyboard). You should have 7 "virtual terminal windows" if you hit the printscreen button to scroll through them all.
Just a suggestion if you want to avoid console messages. (Otherwise, send all console via syslog to a log file and review daily)
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Author: Dan Langille
Date: 05-03-01 22:21
Don't login as root. Login as yourself, then su to root.
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Author: g2k
Date: 06-03-01 21:07
Don't know if this really helps, but be sure to have to appropriate entries in /etc/hosts.
i.e.:
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.186.0.209 localhost your_host_name_here any_alias_you_want
x.x.x.210 localhost same_hostname_as_above any_alias_as_above
that is because the NICs are all in one machine, thus have to be associated with the same machine/hostname.
sure helps with sendmail and gethostbyaddr(), don't know with arp though.
But I think it is important to work this out, rather than just to ignore the warning messages.
I remember that I had the same problems, but can't recall how I solved those. maybe upgrading to the latest stable was the solution, try doing so, update your system to 4.2-Stable.
regards
Andreas Ntaflos
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