Is there other way to log into the internet without Beagle?

English Network/Internet
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I don`t install beagle and is there way to use or log into internet with out beagle?:(.

I very happy if one of you can solve the problem:).

Mike

2

Huh? Beagle is not needed to surf the Net. I deleted Beagle with no issues. What problem are you having?

3

Welllol! I know is not funny when I installed first time Suse11.1 64-bit few hours ago I didnt installed beagle ,when suse 11.1 64-bit is finished installed,I usually restart and go without beagle. What is happen I cant go to the internet.
Second time I installed Suse11.1 64-bit with beagle and I can go to the internet no problem.
Oooh I use KDE3.5 and I didnt install KDE4 version I use suse only for 3 1/2 months now so Im new in linux and I try to fix if I can.(so I`m beginner)lol!

Please could you be so kind can and help me out and solve the problem .

I appreciate for your time.

Cheers
Mike

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I doubt if Beagle has anything to do with it.

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On Sun March 1 2009 08:06 pm, 1michael1 wrote:

>
> ken_yap;1951416 Wrote:
>> Huh? Beagle is not needed to surf the Net. I deleted Beagle with no
>> issues. What problem are you having?
>
> Welllol! I know is not funny when I installed first time Suse11.1
> 64-bit few hours ago I didn`t installed beagle ,when suse 11.1 64-bit is

finished installed,I usually restart and go without
beagle.
What is happen I cant go to the internet. > Second time I installed Suse11.1 64-bit with beagle and I can go to the > internet no problem. > Oooh I use KDE3.5 and I didnt install KDE4 version
I use suse only for 3 1/2 months now so Im new in linux and I try to > fix if I can.(so Im beginner)lol!

Please could you be so kind can and help me out and solve the problem
.

I appreciate for your time.

Cheers
Mike

Mike;
As ken yap has written, Beagle is not going to be related to your problem.

  1. How are you trying to connect? (wired or wireless)
  2. Please post the results of the following two commands:

cat resolv.conf
/sbin/ifconfig -a

Most likely you only need to configure your network card.

P. V.
“We’re all in this together, I’m pulling for you.” Red Green

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On Sun March 1 2009 08:50 pm, PV wrote:

> On Sun March 1 2009 08:06 pm, 1michael1 wrote:
>
>>
>> ken_yap;1951416 Wrote:
>>> Huh? Beagle is not needed to surf the Net. I deleted Beagle with no
>>> issues. What problem are you having?
>>
>> Welllol! I know is not funny when I installed first time Suse11.1
>> 64-bit few hours ago I didn`t installed beagle ,when suse 11.1 64-bit is

finished installed,I usually restart and go without
beagle.
What is happen I cant go to the internet. >> Second time I installed Suse11.1 64-bit with beagle and I can go to the >> internet no problem. >> Oooh I use KDE3.5 and I didnt install KDE4 version
I use suse only for 3 1/2 months now so Im new in linux and I try to >> fix if I can.(so Im beginner)lol!

Please could you be so kind can and help me out and solve the problem
.

I appreciate for your time.

Cheers
Mike

Mike;
As ken yap has written, Beagle is not going to be related to your problem.

  1. How are you trying to connect? (wired or wireless)
  2. Please post the results of the following two commands:

> cat resolv.conf
> /sbin/ifconfig -a
>

Most likely you only need to configure your network card.
OOPS:
Should be


cat /etc/resolv.conf

–
P. V.
“We’re all in this together, I’m pulling for you.” Red Green

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P. V.
“We’re all in this together, I’m pulling for you.” Red Green.

I agree with you the one thing is Im writing with Firefox and beagle is disable and it is working fine.Few of you told me dont install Beagle but I did disable in Firefox is that enough?.
I`m using wired because is more secure.
Suse11.1 64-bit is working fine for me now and many hrs ago I used to use suse11.1 32-bit;).

Ich moechte gerne an euch bedanke fuer eure mithilfe;).
I appreciate for your help

Mike

8

I`m using wired because is more secure.

Please could you help me out.

Thank you I appreciate for your time;)

Mike

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Ooops every one make mistake and I`m not 100% perfectrotfl!rotfl!

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On Sun March 1 2009 11:36 pm, 1michael1 wrote:

>
> I`m using wired because is more secure.

Please could you help me out.

Thank you I appreciate for your time;)

Mike

…I`m writing with Firefox…
Suse11.1 64-bit is working fine for me now;

I am confused now. Do you have an Internet connection or not? If not, open a
terminal window and enter the commands I gave you earlier and post the
results here. If everything is working to your satisfaction do not
worry. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” ( Do not try to fix something
that is working)

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P. V.
“We’re all in this together, I’m pulling for you.” Red Green

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Im very sorry I confused you now. Okay from start: First time I installed suse11.1 64-bit and I dont installed Beagle,I could not go to the Internet.

Second time I installed Suse11.1 64-bit with beagle and right now I`m in Internet.
When you or other people using Firefox and you look down at the right corner you see Beagle and I disable it.

I hope no error will show up in 45hrs cross the finger;)

Bis bald dann

Mike

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You should definitely be just fine disabling (or deleting) Beagle… all
it does is cache where you go and which files you use so you can use the
Desktop-integrated search to find things all over the place. It’s neat
to have working but should be completely unrelated to your (in)ability
to get to a network. If nothing else go into Yast and try to delete it.
You can also disable it for your user by going to Computer: Control
Center: Sessions (I’m in Gnome, btw) and disabling it in there so it
doesn’t load for your user on startup. Deleting it entirely should be
fine as long as you get all the dependencies as well.

Good luck.

1michael1 wrote:
> PV;1951479 Wrote:
>> On Sun March 1 2009 11:36 pm, 1michael1 wrote:
>>
>>> I`m using wired because is more secure.

Please could you help me out.

Thank you I appreciate for your time;)

Mike

I am confused now. Do you have an Internet connection or not? If not,
open a
terminal window and enter the commands I gave you earlier and post the
results here. If everything is working to your satisfaction do not
worry. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” ( Do not try to fix
something
that is working)

–
P. V.
“We’re all in this together, I’m pulling for you.” Red Green

Im very sorry I confused you now. Okay from start: > First time I installed suse11.1 64-bit and I dont installed Beagle,I
could not go to the Internet.

Second time I installed Suse11.1 64-bit with beagle and right now I`m
> in Internet.
> When you or other people using Firefox and you look down at the right
> corner you see Beagle and I disable it.
>
> I hope no error will show up in 45hrs cross the finger;)
>
> Bis bald dann
>
> Mike
>
>
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You just hit right top of the nail and you make my daylol!.
Thank you and I appreciate for help;)
Bis bald dann

Michael

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I like to thank everyone how has involved in thise threadlol!.
Thank`s again.

The thread is closed.

Mike

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> The thread is closed.

you can’t close a thread…only an admin can do that…

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