Eddie, > > > After first boot settings entered for eth0 where lost. Sorted > > > all this out and all works fine after running ifup eth0, but > > > this interface isn't started at boot. So... How does Debian > > > 3.0 r2 normally start network interfaces at bootup? > > > >In /etc/network/interfaces. > > Ummm... yeh... I've edited this apropriately, so when I bring up the > interface manually it works ok... But how does Debian start the > interfaces at boot, so I don't have to running ifup eth0, everytime I > boot?
Define "appropriately"... Make sure that "network" in /etc/rc2.d/ is actually starting. DSL -- Open Source Business Network SA http://osbn.inetd.com.au/ Open Source Industry Australia http://osia.net.au/ -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
