Min Shim wrote:
When the network script is being run, the 8139too module is not yet loaded, so your ethernet interfaces are not present at that time. The cleanest solution is to install the hotplug package (instructions are in the development version of LFS), which will detect and load the network driver. You can also add 8139too to your /etc/sysconfig/modules script so it's loaded automatically at boot, or create /etc/modprobe.conf with the following line:Hi, everybody..
I finished setting up my LFS 6.0 system using ALFS-2.4. using Redhat FC 3(Because of the filesystem problem, I upgraded e2fsprogs to 1.36).
Everything Works fine, but a network interfaces.
I have two NICs,(both realtek 8139), and those works fine with Redhat FC3.
But when I try to boot up with LFS-6.0, an error message occurs as follows:
Bringing up the eth0 interface... [OK} Adding IPV4 address 192.168.0.101 to the eth0 interface... [OK] Setting up default gateway... RTNETLINK answers: Network is unreachable [FAILED]
alias eth0 8139too
which will cause the 8139too driver to be loaded on the attempt to set up eth0. For 2.6 series kernels, especially running udev, using hotplug is by far the cleanest solution.
HTH,
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