El jue, 02-10-2008 a las 10:59 +0200, Valerio Pachera escribió: > 2008/10/2 Valerio Pachera <sirio81@gmail.com>: > > Hi all, did any of you update to etch half? > > Does it work? > > > > Did you update also the ltsp envirormet (chroot)? Did it work? > > > > More in general, do I have to do anything special to use another > > kernel for the ltsp envirorment? > > Well...I did it, but I did somethin else too (to mess things up:) > I made dist-upgrade on my debianedu installation. Before even try it, > I crate an image of its partition with partimage (i have main, ltsp, > workstation profile in one sistem on a single partition). After > several day, I restored this image into a virtual machine (virtual > box). I adjusted fstab, menu.lst, xorg.conf and it works. > > Problem: the network does not worl as aspected. The two "fake" > ethernet card are called eth3 and eth4 instead of eth0 and eth2. > I gues there's some association between mac address and device name. > They have no ip address assigned. > When I try to open http://www i obtain the error "impossible to > connect to host proxy webcache at port 3128". > (the same happen with the new kernel). > > What do you suggest to have the network working again? > Remove the file /etc/udev/rules.d/z25_persistent-net.rules . It associates the mac of the network cards of the original computer to eth0 & eth1, in the cloned computer you do not have those macs, that's why it has created eth2 & eth3. Removing that file it will put things ok after a reboot. That's a very common issue when cloning, since etch. > PS: I would like later to have an image of a workstation to restore > easily by net using partimage. I guess I'm going to have the same > problem restoring it on different computers. Yes, but the solution is easy: remove the /etc/udev/rules.d/z25_persistent-net.rules before creating the image in the original computer. Regards. José L.
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