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Hello sir,
I have recently installed FEDORA 10. The LAN is default "disabled" every time when when I boot. So I am going to the "Networks" and manually enabling it.

Can you please tell me how to change the settings so that I can get it automatically enabled when I switch on and boot into Fedora.
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a quick google came up with this Fedora 10 networking setup is amazingly horrible - FedoraForum.org. the 3rd response should help you as it shows how to disable NetworkManager and use the standard (for red-hat based distro's) network service. Don't forget to edit /etc/sysconfig/networking/ifcfg-eth0 or whatever your card is configured for.
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