via bluetooth en rfcomm zou dit moeten kunnen
ik heb dit zelf echter nooit gedaan.

Bedankt voor je link, die had ik ook inmiddels gevonden.

1. Add the DEBIAN ETCH repository to the /etc/apt/sources.list file

echo "deb http://debian.man.ac.uk/debian stable main contrib non-free" >> /etc/apt/sources.list

Dit gaat bij mij al fout, sources list an die niet vinden

Ik ben root,daar ligt het niet aan... Ikke niet weten???

The kernel must download to the ROOT map right??  (Sorry for my bad English)

When i do this, get this error,

6. Build *THIS KERNEL*. You will need to change directory to where the files just unpacked to.

make oldconfig
make
make install

make: *** No rule to take target 'oldconfig'. Stop.


(agghhhh, almost tthere...)

JonTheNiceGuy wrote:

I've changed the instructions - you must ensure you're in /usr/src/linux-source......-eeepc before you run make oldconfig as this should try and recover the kernel's configuration file before building the kernel.

If you get this to work, would you be able to translate my guide into Danish?

I will try this evening, i'm now at work,bhuuuuhhhh...

As it works, i translate your guide into Dutch

So this evening i will try all the steps again, but how to do this?  => you must ensure you're in /usr/src/linux-source......-eeepc before you run make oldconfig as this should try and recover the kernel's configuration file before building the kernel.

Sorry for all those stupid questions, but i work with Linux almost a week now, so NEWBIE LINUX nOOb...

THANKZzz...

Last edited by Windkracht13 (2008-02-22 6:50:42 am)

misschien een domme opmerking, maar heb je "apt-get update" gedaan nadat je de source.list had aangepast? Want dat moet je altijd doen, als je wijzigen aanbrengt in de source.list. Lukte het trouwens om die sourcelist aan te passen? Anders leg ik wel uit hoe je dat handmatig moet doen.

Hi Jon
In Manchester? Me too.
I am another complete noob, trying to follow the instructions in the wiki. I have stumbled a few times along the way, having to install subversion was an interesting one, but have actually managed to set up a connection! Trouble is, my method is pretty messy because I cannot complete the final steps of the procedure:

Essentially, I can't get the eee to do any of the steps in 7.1 or 7.2. When I attempt to edit the interfaces file, the eee just returns an error saying that it cannot access the file for editing, or something similar. If I try to use the other method I get stuck at an error stating something along the lines of "iface rndis0 inet dhcp does not exist".

As a result, I have found that the only way to establish a connection is to do "/sbin/dhclient rndis0" in terminal each time I want to connect. Is this normal, or am I missing something?

Hope you can help, and thanks in advance.

I see, so that icon, when clicked, will just run that script in terminal and thereby do whatever wizardry it needs to prepare the eee to connect?

I have tried, but with no success. I have simply added a shortcut with the command "/sbin/dhclient rndis0". I suppose that this is because "/sbin/dhclient rndis0" can only be run at root. What script is required in the shortcut to first become root, then issue the "/sbin/dhclient rndis0" command?

Thanks again

Last edited by ermine (2008-04-14 9:22:16 am)

spot on, thanks a lot for the linux lesson!

Whilst this works perfectly, it does seem to have eaten up all of my available SSD space (I had a couple of GBs a couple of weeks ago and have about 300MB now and I am not aware of anything else major happening). Can this procedure be responsible and, if so, is there a way to streamline it?

Zie: http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=26862

Heeft iemand de rndis driver al werkend onder (eeex)ubuntu 8.04  ??