On 19.03.2003 at 02:53:10, Marian Gasparovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Starting lcs module $Revision: 1.128 $ $Date: > 2002/03/01 16:56:47 $ > with chandev support,with multicast support, with > ethernet support, with token r > ing support. So the lcs.o module is obviously trying to load. > debug: lcs: new level 0 > lcs_sleepon network card taking time responding > irq=0004 devno=0b01, > please be patient, ctrl-c will exit if shell prompt is > available. > eth0: ip v6 supported no enabled no > eth0: multicast supported yes enabled yes It would seem that the lcs module has found your emulated ethernet NIC (additional messages melow confirm this). > HHCTU024E tap0: Invalid gateway address: NULL. This looks like a problem. You'll need to hold out for the Herc folks to get back to you on what this means, as this is a Herc error message (I'm a little out of touch with recent updates to Herc, such as LCS support). > lcs: eth0 configured as follows read subchannel=5 > write subchannel=4 > read_devno=0b00 write_devno=0b01 > hw_address=12:12:12:12:12:12 rel_adapter_no=0 Ok, there it is, you definitely have an 'Ethernet' NIC called eth0. > SIOCSIFADDR: No such device > lcs0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such > device > SIOCSIFNETMASK: No such device > lcs0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such > device > done. Ok, so somewhere you're specifying lcs0 as the name of the interface instead of eth0. If you did an 'ifconfig -a' at your console after this, I'm sure you'd see the eth0 device. Replace 'lcs0' in your network configuration with 'eth0', and see if that makes a difference. Cheers, Vic Cross
