On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 1:51 PM, Sascha Wildner <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, 04 Nov 2014 14:44:34 +0100, Mehmet Erol Sanliturk < > [email protected]> wrote: > > During writing .img to USB stick , it took very long time without reaching >> to completion . >> With a hope , I recorded it to a DVD , fortunately , it took very short >> time for recording and it worked for installation . >> > > Mehmet, > > I've put the .ISO here: http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~ > swildner/dfly_with_mos.iso.xz > > Note that you'll need a DVD blank disk because it is rather large. > > em0 >> fwe0 >> lp0 >> faith0 ( If it is possible , please display explanatory names for >> these short forms , for example , >> lo0 < em0 > : Intel Gigabit .... etc. ) >> ppp0 >> sl0 >> Cancel >> > > That's weird. em0 is an Intel PCI network interface and the rest is not > related to the USB adapter either. They are special interfaces for Firewire > (fwe0), PPP, loopback adapter (lo0) and whatnot, some of them older stuff. > I think we should blacklist them in the installer to not confuse people. If > needed, they can be configured outside the installer. > > The name of the USB NIC we're looking for should be "ue0" but the > installer doesn't list it. > > So let's leave the installer aside for a moment and try a simpler test: > > * Boot from the ISO and login as "root" (no password needed) > > * Plug in the USB NIC. > > * Check with "kldstat". Is if_mos.ko listed? If it is not listed, do > "kldload if_mos". > > * Type "ifconfig ue0". Does it say "ifconfig: interface ue0 does not > exist" or does it list information about the ue0 interface? > > * If it said "interface ue0 does not exist", please do "usbconfig > dump_device_desc". It will list information about each connected USB > device. Try to find the "ugenX.Y: ..." line for the USB NIC in the output > and tell me what values idVendor and idProduct have in the section below > its "ugenX.Y: ..." line. > > Thanks for testing so far. > > Sascha > I have installed the above system . In NIC configuration list , ue0 has appeared . I have selected "DHCP" for it . During reboot of the installed system , in "Press a key ... " line the system crashed , and a "Reset" required . After reboot and logging as root : # ping 192.162.1.1 displayed "No route to host " . # kldstat has shown that if_mos.ko is loaded . # ifconfig has shown that ue0 is NOT active , and any IP is NOT acquired ( may mean that /etc/rc.conf line about .._ue0="DHCP" is NOT applied ) # dhclient ue0 has started activation of ue0 , and # ping 192.168.1.1 has worked . Thank you very much . Mehmet Erol Sanliturk
