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Help Please!

Hi

First of I got i red hat linux 7.0 running on my computer, when i reboot
its says Starting System Logger (failed) and then the loggin window shows up , is anything wrong with it...any sugestion?

Second of all i have att broadband and network card (Netgear 311) and i want to connect to internet through linux how do i do it.. ?

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I do believe that AT&T supports linux.

Contact their Customer Support. OR If you have an account go online and search through their online help.

I had looked into this once last year, 2001.

I am pretty sure that they do support it. However, I reserve the right to be totally wrong. HAH!!

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Check /var/log/messages for more information regarding the error.

Asuumiung your network card is properly detected at startup, getting on the net is usually as easy as running a proper DHCP client. I recommend 'dhcpcd'. I do not recommend using 'pump' if you can avoid it. More info on dhcpcd here: http://www.phystech.com/download/dhcpcd.html
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