Vidhya Vaitheeswaran wrote: > The rtnet.conf file does have the cards configured as 'cards=1'. still no > luck. I however found that the e1000 module came back up on its own even > though the module is not built into the kernel.(watchdog and Realtime > clock are all off). Any pointers ?
The auto-loading is likely related to some alias eth0->e1000. Issue a "rmmod e1000" before starting RTnet, that should help. You can also check what is going on with all that drivers in the kernel log (dmesg, /var/log/syslog, ...). Jan
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