Re: [linrad] my first Linux installation.

["Arie Dogterom" <pa0ez@xxxxxxxxx>]

peter
the first question always is to give your user identity( in your case it
appears to be "root") and the the related password.
This has nothing to do with your isp. That only comes whem you log in to
your provider
73
Arie
btw your question should be in a linux discussion group

----- Original Message -----
From: Peter van Daalen <vandaalen@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2003 5:22 AM
Subject: [linrad] my first Linux installation.


> Hi all,
>
> I installed ( for the very first time ) Linux RH 8.0 ( Psyche ).
> Good that you didn't watch my heart beat.
>
> In did opt for Desktop Installation with GNOME and KDE ( meanwhile I do
even
> understand what GNOME and KDE are about ) and much more ( since, naive as
> I - still - am, I did install ALL packages... which I should not do
> anymore.... ).
>
> Installation seemed to be flawlessly.
> I installed as root - me - only.
> However, after having completed the installation and after rebooting I get
> stuck.
>
> The first screen after boot up asks for my ISP system name + password.
> My ( correct ! ) ISP node code is on the prompting screen.
> But, my - appropiate - login name and password are rejected.
> The other buttons ( down left under ) " languages " and " system " don't
> offer any possibility to go around the sticking ISP connection screen.
>
> I tried in my recklessness  - in the option " microcode  I " during boot
up
> in which one can in- and exclude all services  -   to exclude the ISP
> connection service, but this don't work ( well, I mean it is me who can't
> work  .. :-), at least at this very first  moment, but, with your help,
> wait and see...
>
> Disconnecting my Linux computer from the cable modem doesn't help.
> The first screen after boot asks for login and password at  "
> domain.localdomain " or some rubbish like that.
>
> Should I reinstall and exclude the ISP connection ?
> This  would be a pity ...
>
> Oh yes, I did pay my ISP fee in due time.
> And I checked my login and password with the ISP under Windows 2000 and
all
> is OK.
>
> Any RH8 addict who can help me ?
>
> Thanks.
> 73, Peter PE1ECM
>
>


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