I had the same problem. Fedora messes up the network config i think. At first you will need to go to the folder /etc/sysconfig/network-sripts/ and delete the symbolic link icfg-lo-rpmsave that leads to the Ifcfg-lo file (the file you have been editing at that moment. That's why it can't write to it, because it's a self reference. The second problem i had was that the package initscripts wasn't properly installed in the upgrade process. This seems to be a systematic bug, because it happened to me two times, when i installed fedora. Try this, see it it helps you. martin Am Mi, den 12.11.2003 schrieb Antonio Montagnani um 09:13: > I updated from RH8 to Fedora > In RH8 I started an ADSL connection at boot-time > > Now I get the following message (maybe translation from Italian not very good....): > > ppp0 interface activation : ./ifup: configuration not found > use ifup <device name> > > and of course ppp0 will not start > > After start-up, I can start my connection by network console.. > > Another issue is that if I make any modification when I exit from network configuration graphical console I get the following message: > > redhat-config-network > error saving configuration > [Errno 2] no such file or directory //etc/sysconfig/network-sripts//icfg-lo-rpmsave > > What does it mean?? > > Another issue is that at shutdown of the machine i get the following message > fgrep ifgcg-ppp0 no such file or directory > > Are the three issues strictly connected??? > > Tnx > > Antonio -- Martin Bolte <mail@xxxxxxxxxx>
