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Cowboy Mark
Sep 9, 2001

Grimey Drawer
I'm running Suse 10.3 with KDE under VMware and somehow I managed to make eth0 disappear :( I tried starting it with ifup eth0, and ifconfig eth0 <ip> etc, and even tried Yast, which recognises the hardware but still doesn't get it up and running. My linux question is: how do I get eth0 back up in VMware?

Thanks! (and yes, the device is attached and bridged in the emulation layer)

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Cowboy Mark
Sep 9, 2001

Grimey Drawer
I've been having trouble trying to do something a bit simple. Well two things:

I have a bunch of files
blah1.dat, blah2.dat, etc. in a directory. I want to create a directory for each file and then move that file into it.

eg. blah1.dat moves to /blah1/blah1.dat

I've tried all sorts of various ideas but don't really know which command or how I should do it.

Second is much simpler. I have a load of extensionless files in a directory. How do I recurse through them and add .txt onto the end of each one? I tried mv * *.txt as a blind stab in the dark. Again, googling is dificult when it's hard to describe the problem, I just get mountains of unrelated information.

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