Daniel Bento escreveu:
> Hello,
>
Olá ;o)
> I don't know if i'm sending this ask help message for the right place,
> but i have one question... or better... a problem with arch.
>
> I'm using a laptop, centrino, and i have wlan and ethernet card and
> IEEE-1394... the problem is... before install ipw2200 firmware, my
> onboard ethernet card was always the device eth0 and the IEEE-1394.
> After I install ipw200 firware and start to use my wireless card,
> each boot, the devices "randomize", like:
> one time i have eth0 = wireless, eth1 = onboardcard, eth2 = IEEE-1394
> other time i have eth0 = onboardcard, eth1 = wireless, eth2 = IEEE-1394
> they always change.. I don't understand why...
>
IIRC, it a udev issue. To ensure that your eth's will have a correct
order, put the eth modules names in the order you want in the
/etc/rc.conf modules array. It is something like:
modules = ("bla" "ble" "8139too" "nvnet")
(cant verify because im in work - windows)
So it will load a realtek eth first and then nvdia eth nic. So you will
know that eth0 is the realtek one and the eth1 is the nvidia one.
You just have to find you modules and put then in the order you want.
Its is working for me :o)
See you !
> And it is a little problematic because i use network profiles and i have
> a lot of problem because of that.. i have always to if down connections
> and if up with the right device!
>
> I don't know other information that can be useful to analise the
> problem, i'm new here...
>
> Can you help me?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Daniel
>
> PS: sorry my bad english
>
>
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