On Thursday, July 16, 2009 05:39:24 pm you wrote:
the debian-installer seems to assume that the network is usable as soon
as the link comes up, which may not be the case if the 802.1d spanning
tree protocol is in use, in which case it can be up to ~30 seconds
before the switch port will
Package: debian-installer
Version: 20090123lenny1
hi,
the debian-installer seems to assume that the network is usable as soon
as the link comes up, which may not be the case if the 802.1d spanning
tree protocol is in use, in which case it can be up to ~30 seconds
before the switch port will
reassign 537271 netcfg
thanks
Quoting Robert Edmonds (edmo...@debian.org):
a nice strategy to detect if the network is usable might be to send ARP
requests for the default gateway's IP address and consider the network
up only after the default gateway is reachable. it looks like there
is a
Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting Robert Edmonds (edmo...@debian.org):
a nice strategy to detect if the network is usable might be to send ARP
requests for the default gateway's IP address and consider the network
up only after the default gateway is reachable. it looks like there
is a
Quoting Robert Edmonds (edmo...@debian.org):
Ready to implement this in netcfg? :-)
maybe. it's python, right? where is the trunk?
Aha. Nothing in D-I is python. Too big stuff
netcfg is implemented in C. It is one of the few parts in D-I that's
coded in C.
PS: that would probably
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