[leaf-user] uclibc version

is there a quick/easy way to tell what version we're running? we believe its either 4 or 5, but need to be sure. thanks! -- Get your SQL database under version control now! Version control is standard for application

Re: [leaf-user] uclibc version

On 8/5/2013 6:55 AM, David Fallin wrote: is there a quick/easy way to tell what version we're running? we believe its either 4 or 5, but need to be sure. thanks! mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt cat /mnt/readme first line lists the LEAF Version uname -a gives the Linux version and the

[leaf-user] NIC enumeration in uclibc 5

I just loaded v5.0 on a box with 4 nics. The nics use different drivers. The problem is, the addresses are statically assigned and they load in a different order on each reboot. So, I have to play musical network cables until I figure out which nic is eth0, eth1 and so on. How can I specify

Re: [leaf-user] NIC enumeration in uclibc 5

Hi Rob, Since your NICs use different drivers one option is to force the drivers to load in a particular order by listing them on the kernel command line. In *linux.cfg, specify something like the following: APPEND reboot=bios KMODULES=driver1,driver2,driver3 See also