Dan Nicholson wrote:
On 7/3/06, David Barron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well it looks like ifup calls
Ip link set ${1} up
Then dhcdcp ${1}
So if I use e1000 it fails but eth0 works. The first command returns
with the message:
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device.
Do I need to create a device in /dev or create an alias to e1000
somewhere?
Does /sys/class/net/e1000 exist? Does the address file there match
your network card? Is there a device symlink there?
--
Dan
It looks like you guys are getting your e-mails crossed. David found
one way to fix it (removing the udev rule that created e1000) while Dan
is suggesting another way (telling the network scripts to use the e1000
interface that udev was creating). Either method would work but using
both at the same time won't. So, David, either add back the udev rule
and change your network configuration to use e1000 or leave it as eth0.
Joel
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