[NMLUG] fedora basic questions.

[ccosse at asymptopia.org (ccosse)]

you can try running: /etc/init.d/iptables stop
-charlie


w robbi wrote:

> Thanks for the tips.  I just wanted to know if Fedora did something 
> that would have overwritten the initab on a reboot.
>
>
> I have hit another issue. I have a fedora box at home that I run 
> Counter strike source server on. When I had a few friends over and 
> they tried to connect to it via a WIFI connection, they were not able 
> to connect.
>
> Does Fedora have an setting that does not allow it to communicate to 
> wifi point on the network?  I'm using a DWL-624 router. The WIFI cards 
> are Motorola bridge, DWL-122, DWL-G650. None worked. I try to ping 
> from the linux box and I can see the outside world fine. and the 
> gateway. 192.168.0.1 <http://192.168.0.1> but none of the connections 
> that are wifi....
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Wes
>
> On 9/6/05, *havoc* <havoc@harrisdev.com <mailto:havoc@harrisdev.com>> 
> wrote:
>
>     w robbi wrote:
>     >  1. What is the proper way to stop X from loading at boot in
>     fedora? How do
>     > I turn off X without rebooting on a fedora core 4 machine?
>
>     You'll want to set it to boot to runlevel 2 rather than runlevel 5.
>
>     j
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