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Hi, |
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I have sent this question previously but due to hickup with |
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my old mail address the sent message or a reply to it get |
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lost in between somewhere... |
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Robin helped me a lot to get out of this mail address trouble and |
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helped me to get subscribed to the list again with my new mail |
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address: tuxic@××××××.de. THX Robin! :) |
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I am still building my new root (this mail is written |
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being in/at/on my old root). |
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I am already able to boot (not only chroot to) into my new root, start |
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X11 automagically and have back my desktop as it was before. |
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But the boot process alone does not connect me to the internet. |
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The output mumbles something of "missing modules" and such, |
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but the kernel is the same for my old and my new root. |
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I build the kernel on both roots the same way with the same |
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config. |
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I compared the output of lsmod on both roots and they |
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are identical in regards to network related stuff. |
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To get network after boot I have to do |
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ip link set .... |
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and start /etc/init.d/dhcpcd manually and TADA! there it |
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is. |
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I copied /etc/conf.d/net from my old to my new root, so this |
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is also the same. |
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I haven't been able to figure out, what is missing or wrong. |
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If anyone have an idea, where to look for what -- I would |
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be happy for an advice... :) |
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Thanks a lot for any help in advance! |
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Cheers |
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Meino |
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PS: Since I installed the new root via my old |
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root I started with stage3...if this is of any |
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importance. |
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