Re: PPPOE config problem at boot

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On 10/22/06, ronald <rwarsow@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
as i thought:
it seems that your eth0 configuration sets a default route.
this default route doesn't get changed when ppp0 comes up.

remove any (default) gateway entries from your eth0 config.
then a simple init 1 and init 3 or a reboot should bring up a browse
able internet connection...

Yippie, I got it. The stupidity that I was doing is creating two
devices in system-config-network and also, the NetworkManager service
was set to startup at boot. Got the problem fixed and now I am
connected at boot.

Thank you Ronald for the solution and also Thank you Gary for your
sincere effort.

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Regards,
OSRIC XAVIER FERNANDES

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