So I found some hint on nmtui-* programs, but didn't succeed in dealing
with them.
I decided to switch the cables and reinstall using enp4s0 as default nic
this time. Et voila! Everything works as expected, though enp4s0 is eth0
now, while enp3s0 is eth1.
I assume this is still a bug, isn't it? The nics aught to keep the order
they had during d-i I think, e.g. enp3s0 -> eth0 and enp4s0 -> eth1.
readU
Frank
Frank Weißer:
Hi,
I just installed debian-edu-amd64-i386-NETINST-1.iso on a ASUS P5Q-WS MB:
onboard nics deactivated
2 Intel server nics in slots
Installation offers only Intel #1 as [somewhat]3[nic] and #2 as
[somewhat]4[nic] and I chose [somewhat]3[nic] for installation.
After Installation #2 has become eth0 (!) and #1 eth1. On former
installations I was able to correct similar errors in /etc/udev/rules.d/
but there are no files anymore.
So where to tell my installation that intel #1 got to be eth0 and #2 eth1?
kind regards
readU
Frank
