Am 04.12.2007 um 22:50 schrieb Michael DeHaan:
In your systems file, I do not see a MAC set for the first
interface, just the second.
Well, I can put in a MAC - but I thought it was not relevant, because
I do PXE-boot on eth1 (the "backend interface").
I didn't know it would generate a pxelinux.cfg file out of that MAC...
Any chance it was created with --mac1=value versus --mac=value?
It was created via the web-interface.
Does the web-interface log the XMLRPC-commands somewhere?
I can duplicate your problem with the first interface remains
empty. This is most definitely
a bug, though probably one that few people would encounter.
I'll put in a fix. In the meantime, you can edit that file to add
the interface to the 'intf0' part
and delete the entirity of 'intf1' part, and it will work fine. If
you'd rather not worry about
tweaking the config files, the Web UI can also do this.
Hope that helps... I'll file a defect on this on the Trac page.
So, you mean I could make all the settings that I currently have on
eth1 also on eth0 and omit eth1?
And ksdevice: eth1 will do the trick?
...tries it....
Ha, now I have another file in that directory.
I cannot go further, because the hardware is actually an ESX-guest,
and the VI-client only runs on Windoze (which I don't have).
I'll work on this tomorrow (GMT+1).
Again: thanks a lot for your efforts.
cheers,
Rainer
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Rainer Duffner
CISSP, LPI, MCSE
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