On Thursday 20 April 2006 17:44, Chris Hill wrote:
> Could you not just do a
>
> # ifconfig fwe0 down
>
> ?
>
> Just a thought. Maybe you've already tried this, but nobody else has
> suggested it.
>
> HTH.
>
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> Chris Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, Jonathan Horne wrote:
my box has a firewire port that is showing up as fwe0. it is not being
used, and i would like to eliminate this device from the network
configuration. (some applications try to bind to this as its default
interface, ex: iftop).
how do i go about elim
"Jonathan Horne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> removing firewire from the kernel would work, but then i would not
> beable to plug in a firewire drive down the road. i just want to
> eliminate the firewire networking interface support.
You could remove "device fwe" without disabling "device firew
> Robert Huff wrote:
>> Jonathan Horne writes:
>>
>>
>>> my box has a firewire port that is showing up as fwe0. it is not
>>> being used, and i would like to eliminate this device from the
>>> network configuration. (some applications try to bind to this as
>>> its default interface, ex: ifto
Robert Huff wrote:
Jonathan Horne writes:
my box has a firewire port that is showing up as fwe0. it is not
being used, and i would like to eliminate this device from the
network configuration. (some applications try to bind to this as
its default interface, ex: iftop).
how do i go a
Disabling it in the pc bios will cause FreeBSD not to find it.
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Subject: how to eliminate an unused interface?
my box has a firewire
