Hello DD,
This is a problem after the machines are completely setup and reboot.
I tried putting the appropriate /etc/modules.conf in overrrides but it
seems those are written to the clients *before* the systemconfigurator
is run which is the part that is setting my eth0 to 8139too instead of
e1000 which is what I need.
Cheers,
Chad J. Dupuis
MIT Academic Computing
N42-040q - o:x3-1783 - c:617.201.6621
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DD wrote:
Sorry for my late response, but, at which stage in the
setup process that you received this message?
--- Jeremy Enos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think this can be done within the
/var/lib/systemimager/overrides
directory, but I'm not sure how. I've never done
it... but I know some on
this list have.
Jeremy
At 09:39 AM 4/30/2004, Chad Dupuis wrote:
Hello Jeremy,
The problem seems to be that the System
Configurator writes the incorrect
information to /etc/modules.conf. It is writing
alias eth0 8139too
(instead of e1000). Once I change it manually
everything works fine. Do
you know how I stop this from happening? - a conf
file perhaps... Thanks
for your help.
Cheers,
Chad J. Dupuis
MIT Academic Computing
Jeremy Enos wrote:
Check the gateway settings on the clients... also
if you have two
adapters, check the eth0 vs eth1 config. I've
seen this get swapped
before from one kernel to the next before.
Jeremy
At 11:28 AM 4/29/2004, Chad Dupuis wrote:
Hello All,
I have what I hope to be an easy question...
After spending a couple
weeks getting everything working with our e1000
cards we finally have
our client nodes setup. Unfortunately when they
try to speak with the
master node there is no route to the host.
I imagine the trouble is in our /etc/hosts files
on both of the machines
(the master and clients), but I'm not sure.
If someone could send me or post their /etc/hosts
files from both their
master node and a client node I think that would
help me figure this
out. Of course, any other recommendations are
very welcome. We did do
a PXE install so I know our network is working...
It's just something
in the client image networking setup that is
wrong. Thanks for any input.
--
Cheers,
Chad J. Dupuis
MIT Academic Computing
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