Hi all,
I am a new Debian user (very impressed so far), but an old (3 years is
oldish?) redhat user.
The only problem I have come across so far is I can't switch make the
gigabit eth0 and the 100mbit eth1.
The 100mbit driver is built into the kernel while the gigabit is a module.
I have tried
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 16:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 100mbit driver is built into the kernel while the gigabit is a module.
I have tried adding a line into modules.conf stating: alias eth0 e1000
but when I bring the interfaces up it still ties the 100mbit to eth0 and
fails on eth1,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 18/09/2002 09:41:16 PM:
Scott, have you tried using the programme modconf to load the gigabit
driver? If not, give it a run and if it still fails you can punt the
error into an email for us to have a squiz at :)
Craige,
The gigabit works if I alias eth1 to
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The only problem I have come across so far is I can't switch make the
gigabit eth0 and the 100mbit eth1.
The 100mbit driver is built into the kernel while the gigabit is a module.
That's your problem. If they were both modules, you could just load them in
the
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 21:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I alias the gigabit to be eth0 in modules.conf, the 100mb is still
used as eth0, but I want it to be eth1. Is there any config file I need to
modify?
I think Jeff hit the nail on the head, if you make both cards modules,
you may
* Scott [2002-09-18 22:33]:
The gigabit works if I alias eth1 to e1000 in modules.conf.
what seems to be the problem, If I can explain better (I have never been
good at explaining problems in emails)
What I want is the gigabit to be eth0, and the 100mbit to be eth1.
You could perhaps try
