tg3 network cards [SOLVED]
Ralf Utermann
ralf.utermann at physik.uni-augsburg.de
Thu Dec 11 15:34:48 CET 2008
Ryan Steele wrote:
[...]
>
> 638: # make /scripts/live use configure_networking just like
> /scripts/nfs does
> 639: #ipconfig ${DEVICE} | tee /netboot.config
> 640: configure_networking
>
>
>
> And this change to /scripts/functions, at the bottom of the
> configure_networking function:
>
>
>
> 356: # If we don't know the device ahead of time, we need to check
> net-*.conf
> 357: # source ipconfig output
> 358: #if [ -n "${DEVICE}" ]; then
> 359: # # source specific bootdevice
> 360: # . /tmp/net-${DEVICE}.conf
> 361: #else
> 362: # source any interface as not exactly specified
> 363: . /tmp/net-*.conf
> 364: #fi
>
>
these changes did not work for me on a lenny system :( Still
hangs trying eth0 and I don't see it trying any other
interface. So I go back to my udev rule for renaming ...
>
> Basically, when we PXE boot with the pxelinux.cfg file set up by
> fai-chboot using ip=dhcp, we end up using the /scripts/live shell
> script, which uses the 'ipconfig' binary. But, we need to tell ipconfig
> to time out for an interface for which it can't find a DHCP server,
> which is what configure_networking does using 'ipconfig -t'. I'm not
the configure_networking, which my lenny/fai3.2.14 puts into the
generated initrd has no -t in any ipconfig call.
> sure why /scripts/live doesn't use the configure_networking script by
> default, or if this is even the right thing to do, but it works for me,
> no matter which interface I have cables in or which interfaces can
> contact a DHCP server via ipconfig. If anybody has any comments, please
> feel free to voice them.
Ryan, can you send me your scripts/functions file?
Bye, Ralf
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