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Thanks Joshua, for your comment.
Now I tried to run woody with kernel 2.4 and it has the same
behaviour as sarge with 2.4.
So basically I suspect a problem with my network-card (an onboard Intel
Etherexpress 100) and debian's 2.4 kernel/network module
driver (e100.o).
However Redhat 9.0 (with 2.4 kernel) is OK.
It apparently is NOT a problem of the d-i, sorry for the suspicion
;-)
Because of time constraints I will be using Redhat and investigate into the
problem at a later stage.
Thank you for your efforts!
Gerhard
>>> Joshua Kwan On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 11:44:58 +0200, Gerhard Zweimueller wrote: > But after reboot the computer cannot connect via IP. It can not be > pinged nor can it ping any other computer. IP, Broadcast, Netmask and > Def-GW are all set correctly. The only pings that work are ping > localhost and ping 192.168.100.45 which is the computer's own address. > > When I try the stable version of Debian 3.0r2 (from ISO images) it > works well with the same IP settings, but the netinstall beta-3 does not > work with IP. Can you compare /etc/network/interfaces from both versions? Copy the interfaces from woody in, boot sarge, and see if that works? If so, post the correct one and the one generated by d-i in a reply. I have not experienced any other problem with static net config besides for human error, yet. :P -- Joshua Kwan __________________________________________________________________________________ Dieses Mail wurde vom Infotech SecureMail Service ueberprueft und fuer sicher befunden. Fuer weitere Informationen zu Infotech SecureMail Service waehlen Sie bitte: www.infotech.at/securemail/ This email has been scanned by Infotech SecureMail Service and it has been classified as secure. For more information on Infotech SecureMail direct your web browser to: www.infotech.at/securemail/ |