Can you try the latest systemconfigurator 2.0.1, I changed the ordering
here, and it may just work for you all now.
-Sean
On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 09:58:41AM -0700, Brian Messenger wrote:
> It was not really oscar, It was systemconfigurator. Systemconfigurator
> seems to 'flop' the two interfaces when it is run on that particular board.
> You might want to just fix the modules.conf on one and copy it to the
> others. I know there is a more graceful way of making systemconfigurator
> not do this, but I am unsure what I did to last time.
>
> Brian Messenger
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>
> I am building an Oscar cluster using v1.3 with 17 nodes including master
> with rhat 7.2 on a supper micro p4dpr-igm motherboard - which consist of
> dual onboard nics 10/100 and 100/1000 intel gigabit adapter,, I was able to
> install the compute nodes fine, but as soon as I went into the clients I
> could not ping out at all, so what I found out was that when Oscar installed
> its image it aliased eth0 as e1000(gig) and eth1 as eepro100(10/100) in
> /etc/modules.conf so I simply did and ifdown on eth0 and and ifup on eth1
> that resolved my pinging issue, but now I could only ping with 10/100 and
> when I tried to bring the eth0 up and switch the connection over to the gig
> connection I could not ping and still can not, does anyone know what I might
> do to fix this??
>
>
>
> PS. I am using a gig switch that is working fine.. and gigE cable
>
>
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There is no silver bullet. Plus, werewolves make better neighbors than
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