Jonathan, Did you install the network support with udev-rules, (make install-network), this will load a alternative bootscript for networking, that only contains start. I do this currently without ifplugd. Just need to add both to your ethernet configuration.ONBOOT=yes # Add this to check if the adapter is available on bootup ONHOTPLUG=yes # Add this to add the adapter if it called by udev/hotplugging
Well, I did use the udev-rules script, but I set ONBOOT="no", so that could be a problem, however, udev-rules' network script only has stop, not start. Now, I have udev-rules 1.1-pre2, so maybe that was fixed in 1.1-pre3. I'll go have a look. If it's the same in 1.1-pre3, then perhaps that script needs fixing. In any case, if that works, then that would definitely be nice. - Jonathan M Davis _______________________________________________ Clfs-support mailing list [email protected] http://lists.cross-lfs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/clfs-support
