getting pump to bring up my connection during boot

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hdcp-client should work good as well.
wswe got a link up with that package within 10 minutes or so.

Under debian you have a file call /etc/network/interfaces
using
iface <device> hdcp
should do the trick, when called via ifup it should d the dhcp-request
itself.
As ifup is called during startup, that should do the trick.


On Thu, 1 Nov 2001, Kenny Hitt wrote:

 > Hi.  I need to worn that I got my system working without help
 > from my cable company or knowing anything about DHCP.  My cable 
 > company panics when I mention "Linux."  
 > Just like you, I couldn't figure out pump.  I tried dhcp-client and
 > couldn't figure it out either.  Finally, I installed dhcpcd.
 > It has a script in /etc/init.d and a config file in 
 > /etc/dhcpc.
 > I just added the line
 > OPTIONS='-h cc771963-a'
 > to the end of config.  The single quotes are important.
 > All my cable company wants is my system to use the computer name they
 > gave me (cc771963-a) as the hostname.
 > That's what the line in the config file does.
 > The host name is just for DHCP.  My system's host name is still "learning."
 > I couldn't get the network configured with the /etc/network/interfaces
 > file, but since the dhcpcd script runs during boot, it gets configured
 > then.
 > 
 > Hope this helps.
 >           Kenny
 > 
 > On Wed, Oct 31, 2001 at 07:39:39PM -0600, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
 > > Hi, Kenny! No, I don't believe there's a shell script, and it doesn't
 > > appear that debian has put anything in explaining how to fit it in with
 > > their setup, though I could be overlooking. In fact, there isn't even a
 > > /etc/pump.conf though I certainly can create my own if I need to do so.
 > > There is a mention in the "interfaces" man page that you can use that file
 > > with pump, but then it goes on to say that some programs may be looking
 > > for a file other than the interfaces file anyway. I did look at using
 > > dhcp-client, but there was a lot in the dhclient.conf file that I wasn't
 > > sure about. For now it is working, but I eventually would like to get it
 > > better integrated into the system.
 > > 
 > >                               Cheryl
 > > 
 > > 
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