On Jul 30, Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For some reason I thought it was considered bad to rename eth* to eth* using > udev (race conditions and such). This was before 0.084-4.
> # UNKNOWN device (/class/net/eth0) Interesting, can you try to debug why this happens? It's only cosmetic, but unusual. > Where eth0 is the only real network card on this system. I think we can be positively sure that write_net_rules did not invent these MAC addresses by itself, so if it created rules for eth0 and eth1 with two different MAC addresses there has to be a reason. eth2 looks like a firewire interface. > Unfortunately the above rules broke, and I ended up with eth0 being > not accessible. I only had eth0, and it wasn't the correct device. So I suppose that your current ethernet card was 00:0b:2f:6d:19:2b and it was renamed to eth1? > Comments??? Just asking the maintainer works too, I am not sure if this is a topic of general interest. Send mail or look for me on IRC if you need more help. -- ciao, Marco
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