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From: Tyler McGeorge <millioncheese@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: Can I start with X-window?
To: younhee <xenith2@hanmail.net>, questions@FreeBSD.ORG
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I don't know about the start in X thing (I'm sure
there's a way. There's always a way with Unix. :P)
As for netcfg, use:

ifconfig -a

This will display all network devices. You might have
to pipe it to more:

ifconfig -a | more

Toodles,
Ty
--- younhee <xenith2@hanmail.net> wrote:
> Hello..
> I'm beginer for FreeBSD.
> I used the Linux
> So, I wonder that I can the modify the run-level..
> In Linux I modify the 'inittab' so, I can change the
> start type.. for example I start the #login: or
> x-window..
> Is it possible that changed the run-level on
> FreeBSD?
> 
> and second,
> I want the IP address..
> you know, I use the 'netcfg' on the Linux
> Is there command like 'netcfg' on the FreeBSD?
> Please, help me..
> 
> 
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