Hi Bonnie, Just a suggestion, have you removed and reinstalled the rpms yet? That's always the first step, since we want to stay with the distro's upgrade plan.... ;) But seriously, if you really can't get it going... Pull down the latest version of Mozilla directly from mozilla.org and install it. It's as easy as "click, click, click" :) Just a thought... tlo On Tue, 2003-04-29 at 02:56, Bonnie Saunders wrote: > Anyone speak Italian, or it might be Spanish or something else? > > Background stuff: > > To give internet access to all the home computers, I've setup a > router/firewall box (IPCOP) and am running DHCP on it. > Essentially what happens is that the Windows boxes connect to my ADSL > ip and work and the RH 9.0 Laptop doesn't. > **Everything worked yesterday.** Don't laugh, it did! ;) > > I didn't make any further changes to the IPCOP box and the laptop > is turned off during the day, while I sleep. > ADSL connection is active and I can ping the IPCOP box from the > laptop. > > Problem: > Mozilla won't open. It tries for a long time and then gives me a > parameter error type message, which isn't in English. It looks like a > configuration problem of some sort related to Chrome. I haven't used > Babblefish to translate, yet, so I can't google the error. > > Here's my question: > Is there a document/website that has Mozilla errors listed? Sort of > like an errata listing? It's most annoying to have something break > (most certainly my doing, though it beats me how) and then have no > online help files to figure things out with. Sigh. > > Bonnie > > P.S. What are we dicussing Thursday? -- Travis Owens <openbook@linuxmds.com> Linux MDs
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