Yes, you are right, I just thought there may be a way to do it "cleanly", you know, like showing up in the boot up messages... BTW: is this behaviour supposed to be like that or do we have a bug here? Did really nobody have this same problem? Thanks, Lee
> There may be a better way, but, you could put "ifup eth0" in > /etc/rc.local. > That should bring it up automatically whenever you reboot. > > At 12:39 AM 1/15/2002 +0100, Marcio Cordero wrote: > >Hi all, > >I have this small problem. I have a Micronet 10Mbps pcmcia ethernet card. > It > >got recognized during installation. But now, it doesn't get the card > module > >"connected" to eth0. If I do ifup eth0, then all is well. I just would > like > >to have the card initialized correctly at boot time instead of always > having > >to su and "ifup" the card... > >I remember when I installed LM 8.1 (I'm now using a cooker snapshot on > that > >laptop) that I was connected to the network and this problem didn't > appear > >and in this installation, it wasn't connected and voila, we have this > problem. > >If somebody knows the exact reason, please let me know. I guess it hasn't > >anything to do with cooker because I had the same problem with LM 8.0 > and > >after > >reinstaling (with the network up) all was magically OK again... > > > -- GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet. http://www.gmx.net
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