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Raziel408
I have a problem. My browser can’t find any website. Looks like a weird DNS problem. It happend after a power shortage. The network card is not damage, (or at least not completed damage) since its able to connect to the LAN. I can ping other machines in the lan. It’s an old computer that I’m using for file sharing. I have tried other networks. So I’m pretty sure it’s not my router.
Any clue?
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I also noticed a weird change on my startup menu. There is no block screen option. There used to be one on the menu, since I used it a loot to prevent cat related input.- This topic was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Raziel408.
Xecure
See if thid helps with dns problems:
https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/internet-connection-issue/I also noticed a weird change on my startup menu. There is no block screen option. There used to be one on the menu, since I used it a loot to prevent cat related input.
Never seen this option. Is this something that comes in antiX or something you installed yourself?
antiX Live system enthusiast.
General Live Boot Parameters for antiX.See if thid helps with dns problems:
https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/internet-connection-issue/It did help.
Never seen this option. Is this something that comes in antiX or something you installed yourself?
You had to click on a little arrow that was after the log out option. It was there… I think…
I think it’d not important who broke it, its important that is solved. Thanks a lot!
Xecure
You had to click on a little arrow that was after the log out option. It was there… I think…
Ok. Now I think I understand what you mean.
If you click the Exit/Log-out/Session bottom button, you can the click the “Lock” button to lock the screen.
antiX Live system enthusiast.
General Live Boot Parameters for antiX.
wildstar84
ifconfig, iwconfig, & route are your friends!
Thanks a lot for the answers. Its solved now. The first solution was enough.
You had to click on a little arrow that was after the log out option. It was there… I think…
Ok. Now I think I understand what you mean.
If you click the Exit/Log-out/Session bottom button, you can the click the “Lock” button to lock the screen.I think I confused the button with the block session. Sadly that happens to me sometimes (extremely lazy reader.) But everything is working properly.
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