> Mmmph. You may actually need -L/usr/lib/X11 (or -L/usr/X11R6/lib) to
> make this work. I'm sure ld/gcc is smart enough to cope with out of
ld does not generally cope with out of order args by design.

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> Quoting Paul O'Neil <poneil@dbiassociates.net>:
> > Excuse me for asking an old question here but Ive been running SuSE
> > cable modem for a couple months. About 5-6 weeks ago the internet
> > not working and I rebooted noticing I came up with a new IP
> > worked fine. How does it work exactly when the cable company
> > renews an ip address. Do they merely setup their system to issue
> > addresses when cusomters reboot their computer or does it take
> > immediately and it caused the internet disruption that required a
> > at least a network reload? If so, can this be detected
> > taken care of or is that just how it works?
> A DHCP client daemon (dhcpcd, pump) can do this automatically.  Some
> companies apparently reassign the same address over and over when the
> out, so you get away without a daemon for long enough to make you
Is what your talking about, this process is running all the time.
0:00 /sbin/dhcpcd -D -N -Y -t 999999 -h cable-modem-1 eth0
If alright then maybe coincidence, I'll wait and see when I get another