Re: [gentoo-user] Laptop Network Connections
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Kent Jantz wrote: u> John wrote: > > Hello, > > > > How do I make it so that eth0 can be either the ethernet or the wireless > > network? > > emerge quickswitch Thanks...I'll take a look at that...or I may just manually change my conf.d/net file :) John -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Laptop Network Connections
John wrote: Hello, I am trying determine what is the "Gentoo way" to configure my laptop... I have two pcmcia cards (ethernet and wireless). At any point I will only have one of the cards in. Therefore, either one could be assigned "eth0". The net.eth0 script reads the conf.d/net for interface configuration information. Since it always sees eth0, I can't distinguish between the entries in conf.d/net. How do I make it so that eth0 can be either the ethernet or the wireless network? John -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list emerge quickswitch I used this when I had a Laptop. The Laptop had both a built-in ethernet and built-in wireless(in reality a permanent 3rd pcmcia card), I could assign eth0 and eth1 to whichever one I was using so I assume it could work for you. You can assign it via Grub(or LILO) or dynamically via command line. Kent -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
[gentoo-user] Laptop Network Connections
Hello, I am trying determine what is the "Gentoo way" to configure my laptop... I have two pcmcia cards (ethernet and wireless). At any point I will only have one of the cards in. Therefore, either one could be assigned "eth0". The net.eth0 script reads the conf.d/net for interface configuration information. Since it always sees eth0, I can't distinguish between the entries in conf.d/net. How do I make it so that eth0 can be either the ethernet or the wireless network? John -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
