Hi Bill,
Ran into exactly same thing when I installed the Centos5 version as
well. In the end I had to add a 2nd older pci NIC card and disable the
onboard nic to get it to recognize the card.
For some reason Centos didn't set up modules to work with onboard NIC.
Recall there was others that had similar experiences around that time as
well.
after installing appliance, I removed HD and replaced with a 2nd HD
configured to triple boot othe OS's versions, and the onboard NIC worked
fine.
Added Centos RD appliance HD back into the HD mix as the prime drive,
and was able to switch OS's on boot after that as well. If u need to
re-install Centos OS at any time have to disconnect the 2nd HD, as
appliance will wipe drives and comandeer all space for the install.
cheers hope this a help
Andy
On 12-02-05 12:11 PM, Bill Putney wrote:
Anyone else have these problems? I'm on my 18th hour trying to load
the Broadcast Appliance LiveCD on our systems here.
2 of my 4 computers work fine, 2 don't. One of the ones that doesn't
is the server. I get "failed; no link present. Check cable?" One of
the ones that fails is an Intel motherboard's "e1000e" NIC and the
other is the onboard NIC in a Dell OPtiplex 740 (Broadcom) that comes
up as "tg3". Both of these were working on RRAbuntu yesterday morning
when I started the change over. What's even moer frustrating is that I
got the vanilla Centos 5.5 LiveCD down from a Centos mirror site just
to see if it was different and it works fine on the broken systems.
Now I'm stuck here. Can't leave the station cause I have to keep
putting on the 4 hour wav file we've been playing while the automation
is down. <sigh>
Bill Putney - KPTZ Port Townsend, WA
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