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2010-07-11
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Code:
cat > /etc/resolv.conf nameserver 123.176.xx.xx
It's also good to save a copy of the old file.
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2010-07-11
, 11:48
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don`t remove use # to coment line
123176.*.*
#127.0.0.1
for example. This can be done by any text editor. To do it using vim open the file:
vim /etc/resolv.conf
press a to go in insert mode
make the changes
esc
shift + .
wq
enter
to save changes
q!
enter
to quit without apply the changes.
You should be root to make the changes.
123176.*.*
#127.0.0.1
for example. This can be done by any text editor. To do it using vim open the file:
vim /etc/resolv.conf
press a to go in insert mode
make the changes
esc
shift + .
wq
enter
to save changes
q!
enter
to quit without apply the changes.
You should be root to make the changes.
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2010-07-11
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#4
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Changing /etc/resolv.conf conflicts with normal use of N900. The correct way is to create a file called /var/run/resolv.conf containing the necessary nameserver lines. This file will be read by the dnsmasq daemon, according to configuration file /etc/dnsmasq.conf.
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2010-07-11
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My guess is that you want to set up the DNS entries for a specific connection, and not persistently for all connections. If so, do it with the GUI, by going to Settings->Connections->[Select the Connection]->Edit->Next->Next->Advanced->IP Addresses.
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i typed CAT /etc/resolve.conf
(a basic unix command to open and read a file.)
found that my dns is 127.0.0.1 in N900
i want to change it as 123.176.xx.xx (for enabling wifi adhoc)
Can any one tell me how to remove 127.0.0.1 and replace it with my dns.
any commands ??