Hi Albert
I reported this some time ago, not sure there is a fix yet. It seems
to be problems with the networking scripts as opposed to the kernel
though, or at least that's what it seemed was the problem when I
encountered it.
Mark
On 21-Sep-05, at 11:45 AM, Albert wrote:
Hi all,
I opened network devices, unclicked the airport checkbox (eth0) and
then
saved. Result: now the regular Sungem ethernet device (eth 1) is
not found !!
I can see there is no network at all even when the computer boots,
as it
fails to reach for some time server somewhere. (why in the world
did I had to
do this: well, I understood that was going to inactivate my
airport, to save
battery).
I am networking from my kubuntu kernel, but I'd really would like
to go back
to Yellowdog. Anyone any idea how to fix this?
The error message when attempting to activate eth1:
"Sungem device eth1 does not seem to be present, delaying
initialization"
"Cannot activate network device eth1!"
This is a PowerBook Ti 3.5 running YDL 4.0.1.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Albert
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