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Hi. I'm new to this list. I'm trying to perform a
kickstart installation (RHEL ES 3) on a machine that has two network
interfaces. One of them is not used, and is not connected to the LAN. The other
one must be used during installation. The problem is that the
interface that must not be used is eth0, and the other one is eth1. During the
installation, eth0 is used, and so the installation does not work, as that interface
is not connected to the network. We have several machines with the same
hardware, and in some of them the "good" interface is eth0, while
in others it's eth1. I've tried to disable
the unconnected network interface using the BIOS, but the installation still
tries to use that network interface. I've also tried changing the IRQ
settings in the BIOS, to no avail. How does linux assign a
device name to a network interface? Can you disable a network
interface in the ks.cfg file? Or can you tell which interface to use in that
file? Thanks for your help. Regards, Iberia Sistemas DS/SP/Unidad Prod. Ordenadores email: iecisa.cortegag@xxxxxxxxx Extensión: 4691 --- ---------------------------------------------- Has decidido el mejor precio. Has decidido IBERIA.com You´ve chosen the best price. You´ve chosen IBERIA.com ---------------------------------------------- http://www.iberia.com |
