OpenSUSE 11.2 initial use and Internet access settings

After a few days of hard work, given that using Mono on Solaris 10 x86 is still a legend.

From:

Http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html

Download the VMWare image installed with Mono to try again.

As follows:

The download via http is used. The computer monitor is switched off and the download will be completed overnight. More than 700 mb.

 

One night later, I had a good time and found that the vmwarevirtual machine version of V5.5.2 on my machine was not enough, so I had to go online with a higher version,

And then downloaded from dl.pconline.com.cn Pacific:

VMware player 3.0 is installed. V5.5.2 on the local machine is deleted .. -_-... I don't know whether the next step is too fast or not.

It can be used anyway.

 

So it starts to run at three or two points. The system and mono xsp mono_devolper and apache2 are fully installed.

This is what it looks like:

 

In the beginning, I had to try it out and try to get online.

1. Because it is a new user group and has limited permissions, you must enter the "mono" password.

2. Setting up the Internet connection is the last thing I have to do:

1. Add the default user and the permissions of all permission groups.

Computer-> Control center-> User And Group Manage-> enter the password "mono"-> Edit-> Detail. All permission groups are checked on the right.

2. Computer-> YaST-> enter the password "mono"-> Network Setting->

A: add an IP/name/subnet mask to OverView: 192.168.1.16/255.255.255.0.

B: Add a dns in the HostName/DNS, that is, the first dns of the NameServer: I enter four google 8: 8.8.8.8.8

C: Add a default gateway in Routing: 192.168.1.1 for me

OK.

Here we will talk about the twists and turns in the next article: What to say on the Internet is to set up a new DSL in YaST, no matter how hard it is, there are four missing files in the middle, but also download, the sun, no way to get the internet back to the next bird.

3. Set the resolution to the computer icon at the bottom right corner. Click "Configure Display Settings" to view the Settings.