From: am@hotmail.com   
      
   > Now, the only thing I can think of is to try and reload the operating   
   > system again. Does anyone have any better ideas of what went wrong and   
   > how to fix it. Thanks--Dwight   
   >   
      
   This is usually the best way for any OS.   
   It sounds like a file has become corrupted for whatever reason. This can   
   happen.   
   If you knew a bit more about the system, you could try to avoid reinstalling   
   by only copying the binaries and libs for networking components from your CD   
   to your BeOS partition.   
      
   When something goes wrong, I take the easy way out and reinstall. ;-)   
      
   -am   
      
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