DHCP

sushi:/home/fr# pcnetconfig
This program will create a basic /etc/pcmcia/network.opts file, the
pcmcia-cs package's network adapter configuration file, based on choices
that you make.

A sample network.opts file is supplied in pcmcia-cs; you can edit this
file to match your local network setup.  Refer to the PCMCIA-HOWTO
(usually in /usr/doc/HOWTO/PCMCIA-HOWTO.gz) for a detailed description
of this file's contents.

Before continuing with this program, ensure that you know your host's
network configuration.

Do you want to continue? [y]

Choose a method for obtaining the host's IP address and routing
information

1) Use the BOOTP protocol
2) Use the dhcpcd or dhclient program
3) Use /sbin/pump
4) Use netenv (from the netenv package)
5) Specify the IP address now (default)
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In addition to the usual network configuration parameters, the
network.opts script can specify extra actions to be taken after
an interface is configured, or before an interface is shut down.
If network.opts defines a shell function called start_fn, it will be
invoked by the network script after the interface is configured, and the
interface name will be passed to the function as its first (and only)
argument.  Similarly, if it is defined, stop_fn will be invoked before
shutting down an interface.  Refer to the PCMCIA-HOWTO for more details.

This program will now write the network.opts file.  Please take care
not to overwrite a previously configured version of this file.

Do you want to write /etc/pcmcia/network.opts? [y] y