Hi,
If you map your machine to a drive letter, you can explore the machine file hierarchy with the attached llb.
It is not very nice to use this drive letter mapping, I know, but it can be helpful.
Have a nice day.
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yms wrote:
jOaNbE wrote:The error you are getting is in contradiction to your statement.
Indeed. This is why I am posting. The thing is netcfg is executed and backgrounded and while I am getting a connection, I am logged in and X starts. A few seconds later, the connection is established and when the POST_UP operation is done, there should be no problem with the display ... except there is.
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