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On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 07:08:46PM +0530, Crux wrote: |
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>Dear Ben, |
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>so if you do a /et c/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia restart |
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>it does not bring up/down lo |
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Why would you need to cycle lo? In 5 years as a linux geek I've NEVER |
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needed to take my lo down and bring it back up. |
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Also, have you seen in other distros where lo is controlled by pcmcia? |
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This is kind of strange that you would need this and I am just trying to |
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understand. |
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>The inet script is useful only if you have a nic card and not with pcmcia |
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>well a modification to the inet script to parse for this will be helpful. |
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>Best Regards |
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>Prakash Shetty |
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Ben Lutgens |
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