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Tony Miller wrote: |
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> /etc/init.d/net.eth0 is not in any runlevels: |
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> |
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> o_0 tony # rc-update show |
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> bootmisc | boot |
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> checkfs | boot |
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> checkroot | boot |
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> clock | boot |
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> consolefont | boot |
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> hald | default |
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> hostname | boot |
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> keymaps | boot |
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> local | default nonetwork |
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> localmount | boot |
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> modules | boot |
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> net.lo | boot |
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> net.wlan0 | default |
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> netmount | default |
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> ntp-client | default |
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> rmnologin | boot |
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> sshd | default |
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> udev-postmount | default |
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> urandom | boot |
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> vixie-cron | default |
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> xdm | default |
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> |
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> Yet it still insists on trying to start at boot! This isn't What I |
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> Want, since this computer is a laptop and I generally use the wifi. |
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> |
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> Could it be related to udev or hotplug? |
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> |
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> Thanks, |
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> -Tony |
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This is a common problem. I am on baselayout 1 so if you are on |
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baselayout 2, this may not help. In /etc/conf.d/rc file, add this line |
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or edit the line you already have: |
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RC_PLUG_SERVICES="net.wlan !net.eth*" |
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That should stop it from starting unless it is in a runlevel. If not, |
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post back. Actually, post back either way. Let us know if that works |
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or not. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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