Open up terminal and type ifconfig and tell me what comes up.

Mark this thread as solved, please.

...Hah. How would he use format.com on a Linux machine?

He wouldn't have c:\windows\system32 at all (natively).

Dude, this thread is solved. And it has been. Me and jbennet already solved it. Don't up your post count by posting already posted solutions.

Thanks, have a fantastic day.

:D

I don't like arguing on the Internet, it looks unprofessional, to each other and to the site itself.

And no one really wins.

So mark this solved if we fixed your issue.

Wow, jbennet. Every reply I post, you follow it up with a "yeah, I agree" post.

I can see why you have your 10,000+ posts.

In your BIOS (F2, F8, or F12 when you boot up, it should say so), there's an option to start your CD/DVD drive up first.

I think it's because you have "bind" in there twice.

Try /usr/sbin/named -u bind -g -c /etc/namedb/named-lan.conf

You seem to be using GNOME, correct?

GNOME sometimes screws up when running KDE applications, such as KDevelop.

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