Hi,
I have a working lfs-6.1.1 (svn-20051019) on my P-III laptop.
I have installed "merged branch" lfs-svn-20060423 on another partition.
There was no problems during install of the new lfs. I have configured
kernel-2.6.16.5 to include network card and all the other devices as in my
earlier lfs-6.1.1.
On booting my new lfs from the new partition, I get the boot-message
"Interface eth0 doesn't exist [WARN]"
I then copied the newly-compiled kernel-2.6.16.5 to my old lfs-6.1.1 and
booted it with this kernel. Here, the eth0 was detected as normal and there
was no problem.
I have installed the new lfs twice just to eliminate any errors that may
have gone undetected during install. The second time I took care to ensure
that no error went un-noticed.
No "warning message" is also received regarding "missed events" of
device-detection, like mentioned in Sec-6.55 Udev-088 of the Book.
I, therefore, conclude that the problem has cropped up as a result of
installing the "udev-merged branch" and because of droping "hotplug".
Has anyone else also experienced this problem?
What could be the cause and remedy of this problem?
Thanks & Regards
Randhir Phagura
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