dhcp

[TheLawnGnome]

Hi, I have Red Hat 7 installed and I compiled the 2.4 kernel for support for my network card. I have @home, and it uses dhcp, so... in linuxconf I have my hostname set to cx######-a, and under basic host info, I have Enabled checked, and DHCP selected, I have chosen the appropiate driver (tulip) for my net card, and it's set to eth0. The problem is when I boot into linux. It pauses at "Bringing up interface eth0", it stays there for a few minutes and says it can't determine IP information. When I get into linux, I can type "dhcpcd -h cx######-a" and then I will be able to connect to the net, but how can I fix this problem so that it will do it automatically when it boots? I'm doing the same I did on my last mandrake dist., thanks.

[mindwarp]

Try pump -i eth0

Mindwarp

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"I'm born. I'm alive. I breathe. In a moment or two I realize, that the sphere, upon which I reside, is asleep on its feet. should I go back to sleep? We orbit the sun. I grow up. my open eyes see...A zombified, somnambulist society. Leaving us as vitamins for the hibernating human animal. Do you see what I mean?"