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make sure your livecd-stage1 grabs kudzu,hotplug,and livecd-tools |
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the default-runscript.sh should do an rc-update add autoconfig default |
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which runs both kudzu and hotplug to auto-detect hardware, then runs |
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dhcpcd on the network controllers found. |
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That's how every other arch does it anyhow. |
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-Brad |
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> On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 08:57:36AM -0500, Brad House wrote: |
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>> heh, you don't need a network card working within the initrd. |
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>> That can happen in userland, with hotplug. I suppose there could |
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>> be a need if there was like a floppy boot image and you wanted |
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>> to install via the net or something, but since we don't currently |
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>> support that.... |
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> When do network modules get loaded and the network started (with DHCP, |
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> anyway) under this system, then? They weren't being recognized at all |
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> during |
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> my last attempt, and so no network modules were loaded and dhcpcd wasn't |
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> getting started, according to the messages I saw, which means that the |
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> user |
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> would have had to manually modprobe the network module and run net-setup |
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> before starting the install. I thought the idea was that, by that point, |
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> the network would be available if it could be detected... |
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