El Jueves, 23 de Febrero de 2006 12:01, Ketil Froyn escribió: > Hi, > > I have a computer with some network interfaces, and I am unable to > determine which physical interface gets assigned to which ethX during boot. > > Specifically, my problem is that the firewire driver suddenly started using > eth1 instead of eth2 yesterday. It hadn't done this before, and I had to > change my interfaces file as a result. The issue is that I want a normal > interface to be on eth1, and I want to be certain that this never changes > again. I have tried to edit /etc/modutils/aliases and added (near the top) > I had a similar. My problem consisted in that the modules were loaded before the system booted, while the control was in the initial ram disk. Things got complicated when I upgraded to 2.6.15 kernel, in that case there was a race condition between modules, sometimes eth0 was the wireless adaptor and sometimes was the cable adaptor. I did not solve that problem exactly. What I did is to use ifrename package to rename the interfaces so I am sure which one is the wireless updater and which one is the RJ45 adaptor. -- http://antares.sip.ucm.es/~luis In a world without walls, who needs Windows(R)?
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