* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-05-12 21:00]: > I have 2 network cards and nether can get an address using the default 2.4 > kernel, though gnoppix 0.6.0 RC1 seems to have no problem, which uses the > 2.4.24 kernel.
Strange. Your card uses the natsemi module, right? Can you open a shell on the 2nd virtual terminal (alt-F2), and a) check if this module has been loaded (look at /proc/modules) and b) and if not load it by hand (modprobe natsemi). Does that help? > Wishlist item, some motherboards have 2 cards in them, and some companies > add an additional card, but most users only use 1 card. I think it would > be really slick if the installer could detect which card had a connection > and defaulted to it. Yes, this has been requested already: #248061: Show which network card is active > Partitioning: > I really want to try out the LVM modules, but the 2.6 kernel doesn't seem > to support it. I got a message that claimed "LVM modal is not loaded". I > looked in the /lib/modules and didn't see it in there. I'm guessing that Strange, this should definitely work. Okay, I see what might possibly be wrong. Let me CC the LVM maintainer Andres Salomon. Andres, lvmcfg tests whether LVM is available by checking if /proc/lvm exists. I guess this might not exist on 2.6. How can I find out if LVM is available? > Create file systems: [E] What failed here? Did you not continue without LVM? -- Martin Michlmayr [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
