Jonathan Davis wrote:
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, the other issue could be that udev is not detecting your
network adapter, I do build my as a module, so that could be the difference.
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