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On Sep 20, 2005, at 8:40 PM, Nicholas S-A wrote: |
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> 1) I cannot configure ethernet (on eth0) or airport (on eth1, |
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> wifi1, and wlan1). after running "alias eth0=sungem" and "alias |
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> eth1=airport", "alias wifi1=airport", and "alias wlan1=airport", I |
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> still cannot connect using net.eth0 and net.eth1, etc, config and |
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> ifup eth0/ifup eth1. It says (I am booted into OSX now because I |
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> cannot get mail from Gentoo, so this might be a little off): |
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> ifconfig: eth0: device not found |
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> or something like that. The same goes for eth1. Is there a guide |
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> somewhere that I could read about configuring ethernet and airport |
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> under gentoo? |
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Mac OS X isn't Linux, it's BSD. Thus, there are a few changes as far |
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as networking is concerned. eth* becomes en* and sit* becomes stf* |
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(IPv6-over-IPv4); those are the only ones I can come up with off the |
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top of my head. So under OS X, you'll need to use "ifconfig en0" to |
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view your first network device. Or just use "ifconfig -a" to view |
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all of your interfaces. |
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Colin |