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[DustenwithanE]

I've installed the newest andLinux rc6 KDE with samba. Everything went smoothly except I told it to use my full 1GB of RAM and had some trouble with that but I went into the setting text file and changed it to 512. My main problem now is that every time i try to launch anything that came with andLinux either through command line or quick launch from the toolbar, it comes up with an error saying "cannot launch "whatever": could not connect to 192.168.11.150:81" Can anybody help?

[Jonas]

Same here, happens only with the newest version...

[DustenwithanE]

is it the exact same IP address and port number?

[kbouter]

I am running on win XP pro, sp2 and get identical message on whichever program I attempt to open.
Turned off firewall completely but to no avail.

Some assist by a moderator would be great here.

[sureguy]

I had the same problem. It turned out the service hadn't started properly. I was able to resolve the issue by restarting the service. Also make sure you reboot after install.

Run ipconfig in windows and try and ping the 192.168.11.x address returned in windows (for the TAP-coLinux) from the andLinux console (I used the NT console).

Also make sure (if you have multiple nics) that the IP address on your real nic isn't a 192.168.11.x IP.

Hope this helps.

[Joachim]

1. please wait until andLinux has completed booting. You may watch the CPU usage of colinux-daemon.exe in the task manager (ctrl+alt+del) and wait until colinux-daemon.exe because idle. Usually this just takes some seconds, but there are a few cases known, where it took up to 20 minutes on the first boot (because a file system check was performed).

2. if it still doesn't work, please login using FLTK or NT console (linked in the andLinux folder of the Windows start menu). If you don't get a login prompt (even not after pressing 'enter', andLinux has not completed booting). If you can login (as user root), you may check if you see any error messages in the terminal. Next, check if the launcher is running, i.e. if the command

[daok]

I have the same problem of the other (I send to Joachim the log) but nothing wrong. I have closed the Windows Firewall (the port has been accepted first than I closed the Windows Firewall completly) and it still do not want to connect.

What is the next step?

[daok]

Here is something that might help someone to help me.

http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/5762/linuxvk1.png

[Joachim]

[godjonez]

I get similar errors too.

I usually manage to get it eventually running after restarting the service many times and issuing repair and other stuff to TAP-Colinux network connection. Once it starts working, it is good until the next time I boot my computer.

[daok]

I tryed to reboot than to stop and start the service. I did it twice... no improvenent. I have rewrite in the console what the file /etc/local.rc contain and seem to fail...

Here is the result : http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/4244/linux2og7.png

How can I check in Linux if //windows../linux is really accessible? Is there a thing that I can do? I am brand new to Linux and andlinux seem to be great to learn... but I need to make it works first

[daok]

I just saw this post http://www.andlinux.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=37#37 and I do not see what the Tap-Colinux, how can I add it?

[godjonez]

daok, which version of Windows are you running?

Usually you should have an item called "Network Connections" in either Windows Settings-menu or Control Panel. Can you access it? What all network connections are listed there and what are their statuses?

This is how it looks on my Windows XP: http://screencast.com/t/S6ebpMea

[daok]

[godjonez]

daok, did you reboot your computer after installing andLinux? The device does not get there properly before you reboot after the installation.

If you did, then I guess you would be better try installing andLinux again.