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meino.cramer@×××.de writes: |
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> unfortunately I had to change my motherboard (the replacement is |
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> exactly the same model/type of the previous on). |
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> I booted the new board and: NO Lan. Eth0 dead it seems. |
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> It took me several long minutes before I found the following |
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> line in dmesg's log: |
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> udev: renaming etho to eth1 |
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> There is only the onboard lan chip and no extra ethernet |
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> card is installed in the rig. |
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> Now I have eth1 and no eth0. |
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> Why does this happen? What is the reason for that? |
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The reason is that the system wants to keep the devices as they are. If you |
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add a 2nd network card, you'd probably like to keep eth0 as it is. |
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But there's an easy solution for you: Remove /etc/udev/rules.d/70- |
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persistent-net.rules and reboot. |
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Wonko |