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Hi João, |
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João Matos: |
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> Hi list. |
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> I decided to install a virtual server for testing some stuff, but I |
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> couldn't configure eth0 as usual. The system complain it doesn't |
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> exist. After compiling the kernel hundreds of times, I supposed the |
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> problem wasn't my kernel configuration then installed dhcpcd. |
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Due to the new udev version, the devices will be renamed by default to |
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names like enp0s3. This is not done by the kernel and no driver issue, |
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just a renaming at boot time done by udev. |
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> For my surprise, I got an IP address, but there weren't eth0, just |
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> enp0s3 instead. It wouldn't be a problem (even with dhcp), but I can't |
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> start any service. They (sshd) complain that there is no eth0. |
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You might have some old references to eth0 around, e.g.: |
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- /etc/init.d/net.eth0 (move this file to /etc/init.d/net.enp0s3) |
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- entries in /etc/conf.d/net (same here, rename them all to enp0s3) |
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- net.eth0 is maybe installed in the default runlevel. Remove it and add |
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net.enp0s3 |
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- in case SSH still refuses to start, try running "/lib/rc/bin/rc-depend |
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-u" as root and/or setting rc_depend_strict="NO" in /etc/rc.conf |
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> I'm using stable packages (x86). |
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> Any suggestions? Thank you. |
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> -- |
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> João de Matos |
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> Linux User #461527 |
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Regards, |
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Felix |
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