In my RedHat 6.0 setup, I have included DHCP. At first i created the /etc/dhcpd.conf by hand with vi. No problem. At a later time, i made a few alterations to the mentioned dhcp configuration file with the graphic tool linuxconf. This caused a system hang at the next boot, when the dhcp daemon was activated. (Blinking cursor - no further progress in boot). Booted with a rescue disc, and renamed the configuration file, unrecognisable to the daemon. Rebooted normally succesful. An anlysis of the configuration file showed, that linuxconf had used tab stops as field delimiters instead of blank spaces. I then edited by vi, left all parameters as is, but replaced tab stops with spaces. Heureka - painless boot again. This makes me assume, that linuxconf did something wrong. I should perhaps add, that I use a dk-latin1 keyboard, allthough it has not given problems in any other aspects. Regards Chr. Hansen
dhcpd.conf editing by linuxconf was disabled for Red Hat Linux 7.