Hi! First of all: Thanks for your hard work, i appreciate it.I tested the xfce-iso from http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/lenny_live_beta1/ too. Using a Dell Lattitude C840 i had to face strange udev behavior with my two 3c905 (notebook and dockingstation): eth0 was renamed to eth0_something, eth1 got installed, both were not running. Using dhclient, i didn't get connection. Doing rmmod 3c59x, cleaning /etc/udev/rules.d/*persistent-net.rules, modprobe 3c59x, dhclient, resulted in having connection to my network.
For more tests i had no time. read Frank Marco Amadori schrieb:
Il giovedì 28 agosto 2008 21:10:16 Curt Howland ha scritto:I booted both the xfce and "standard" non-graphical .iso images using VirtualBox, on an up-to-date Sid system. With both, udev renamed eth0 (the built-in network adapter) as eth1, which then caused the automatic network provisioning to fail, since it is looking for eth0.Did you tested downloaded images or do you built them by yourself? I ask that because there was a fixed-in-git-but-not-in-unstable bug related to udev and network interfaces which happens when build and built system have different version of udev causeing the /etc/udev/rules.d/*-persistent- net.rules to be inherited from the build system. This could cause renames of eth0 at boot time.A fix for that is in git. You may want to update live-helper to latest git and rebuild your images.