Marko, Please explain, how can my kernel package be buggy if it is freshly installed system. I installed this system few hours ago. I have the same behavior with freshly installed system on my server, I have the same behavior and on my vmware machine, which have freshly installed debian etch too. Both installations are fresh installs without any modifications done. I didn't do any modifications to the kernel, any recompilations, nothing. I only selected 2.6.18-686 kernel package during install phase. So how can my kernel be buggy.
I'm doing debian etch reinstalls quite often from the businesscard cd so I can remember that when installer had 2.6.17 kernel in its choices after install I was not able to see any nic interface renaming errors. I think and that udev in November was older then it is now. So in other word I have unmodified kernel package which installer offers. So how can it be buggy? I do not have any other kernel image to boot into. So I still think that it may be a bug in here, sorry:( -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
