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On 09:35 Wed 24 Oct , Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> Hello twang.umn@×××××.com, |
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> > Yes, I did use ifplugd. And it works great. But I still have the error |
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> > message when booting. |
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> You don't need to "use" ifplugd,just install it. The network boot script |
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> should use ifplugd without you starting or configuring it. Doing so may |
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> cause a conflict. |
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> However your message about the interface not existing may be caused by a |
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> missing module. Is the module for your wired interface built into a |
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> kernel or as a module? If a module, is it loaded at boot? You may need to |
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> add it to /etc/modules.autoload. |
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> -- |
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> Neil Bothwick |
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> If a book about failures doesn't sell, is it a success? |
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I re-compile my kernel, and now it works. I found that even I plug in the cable, it still show the error message. I compiled e1000 into kernel. I don't know why it failed. But now I compile it as modules. |
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Thank you for all your helps! |
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Teng Wang |
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