Re: eth0 does not start during boot, but can be started manually

On Thu, 2005-09-29 at 17:15 -0700, richard wrote: > Dear Steven, > > Thanks! It sounds plausible. Can you give me a bit more detail (or a > reference) on how to do that, please? As I recall from reading, the > number-order in a particular run level will determine the event > ordering, but in wh

RE: eth0 does not start during boot, but can be started manually

egards Steven -Original Message- From: richard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, 30 September 2005 12:15 p.m. To: debian-user@lists.debian.org Subject: Re: eth0 does not start during boot, but can be started manually Dear Steven, Thanks! It sounds plausible. Can you give me

Re: eth0 does not start during boot, but can be started manually

Dear Steven, Thanks! It sounds plausible. Can you give me a bit more detail (or a reference) on how to do that, please? As I recall from reading, the number-order in a particular run level will determine the event ordering, but in what level should networking start, and where do I find the lin

RE: eth0 does not start during boot, but can be started manually

Check wheither the pcmcia services start before networking or after. On my laptop the pcmcia starts after networking so I get no network until I manually restart. If so try changing the order during boot ie rm the Sxxx pcmcia link and remake it lower then the networking S. Regards Thing