Been using SI a lot now- multiple architectures and systems. Currently
using 4.1.6-1.
On my latest/newest set of servers (Sun x2200), I'm having a devil of a
time with the network interfaces.
On my golden client, my network scripts look like this:
Ifcfg-eth0:
# Broadcom Corporation
Hi:
One simple method is instead of using the SystemImager kernel, use
UYOK kernel (which would essentially be your Red Hat kernel). Barring
that, there should be a way to use udev to pin down which nic to use.
These information should be available in our Wiki: http://wiki.systemimager.org.
One simple method is instead of using the SystemImager kernel, use
UYOK kernel (which would essentially be your Red Hat kernel). Barring
that, there should be a way to use udev to pin down which nic to use.
Hmmm. Using UYOK made NO difference. Bah. Maybe I'm having a bad
day, I cannot
On Sep 24, 2008, at 8:39 PM, Brodie, Kent wrote:
One simple method is instead of using the SystemImager kernel, use
UYOK kernel (which would essentially be your Red Hat kernel).
Barring
that, there should be a way to use udev to pin down which nic to use.
Hmmm. Using UYOK made NO
Hi Bas:
On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 1:02 PM, Bas van der Vlies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have the same problem at our clusters (DELL 1950) with broadcom
network interfaces. We now use udev rules in combination with
biosdevname utility and give our network cards logical names instead
of
