Re: Problems with our NICs

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Add the option ksdevice=eth2 in your syslinux config file, also make sure
that --device eth2 is included in the network part of the kickstart file.


> On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Maura Simas wrote:
>
>>
>> I am not sure if I am posting this to the correct list or not but here
>>  goes.  We have a cluster of DL380s we are setting up using RedHat
>> 7.3.  Our  problem is that the PCI Bus is probed first (these are
>> gigabit connections  of which we have two) while the internal nics are
>> probed last (these are  tg3 nics with 100mb connection also 2).  We
>> have one system set up as the  headwhile the other three are set up as
>> nodes.  We are kickstarting the  nodes using DHCP.  Our problem is
>> that eth0 is one of the gigabit cards but  we want our DHCP requests
>> to go over our first internal nic (tg3).  On the  head node this isnt
>> a problem, we simply edit the modules.conf file and  move things
>> around.
>>
>>
>>
>> Our problem is the nodes that we want to kickstart using DHCP.  They
>> send  their requests via eth0 which is a problem since after editing
>> the  modules.conf file on the head node eth0 is tg3&..so, the nodes
>> never get  their IP addresses.
>>
>>
>>
>> My question is: Is there anyway we can work around this with the
>> software?  Any and all suggestions would be most helpful since I have
>> been  working on this for a week now.
>
>
> I think I would insert the cable into the NIC that is going to be
> recognised as eth0 for the duration of the install, and fix the
> configuration in the %post section of your ks file.
>
> If you are going to do a lot, you might be able to do something at the
> subnet level.
>
> You can also exercise some control by having modules only for the NIC
> you want to use for the install in your initrd, but AFAIK if you have
> two NICs that use the same driver then your hands are tied.
>
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