Re: Preseeded installer uses avahi instead of waiting DHCP
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- Subject: Re: Preseeded installer uses avahi instead of waiting DHCP
- From: Дмитрий Огородников <dmitry.b.ogorodnikov@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2012 23:10:14 +1000
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Hi,
> I assumed that the "4" was a typo because the ipv4 link-local
> addresses are as you describe them above. :(
Yes, it was, sorry.
Problem solved, thanks you all.
Computer was IBM x3550 with two NetXreme2 cards. By default, Debian
doesn't have appropriate driver (it's non-free). Commonly, when
installer cannot find network card, he asks user for driver. BUT new
revision of x3550 (M3) has a management card ("USB Net"), and Debian
has a driver for this card. Installer finds this card and uses it as
the primary one (despite no link).
Inserting USB-flqash with bnx2 driver and forcing installer to read it
solves this problem.
Thanks,
bye,
Dmitry.
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