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First time was when i was given a copy of the original Debian... took a couple of hours to install it on the old 486.

Also required two pots of coffee... miss the old days of an install taking...

I get told this is strange but no, Never watched any sports...

Apparently i need to remove my face from a book or console to do that.

Although i do get a good laugh from the operations meetings...

I try not to compile all the drivers into the kernel depending on the amount of drivers it could end up making the kernel slower.

Not to mention if you have any proprietary drivers that have to be...

Learn - Do - Break stuff - Fix stuff

With enough of that you should be well on the path

If you mean ALL networks (external as well)... DONT!!!

that is unless you are securing it.

If you mean all IP's in a network range I.E Local or VPN

mynetworks=127.0.0.1/8 192.168.16.0/24
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I don't think this could be an issue with an alias, can you not create a directory called "cd"?

Just for giggles can you try this:
mkdir ./1212

If this works we can go from there.