"ha haha" <hahaha_30k@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Now the problem goes a step further. It's related to modules load sequence for network cards. I have a machine with two networks cards, originaly the built-in Broadcom network card is detected as eth0, and external Intel gigabit as eth1, by former FC2. And the installs only happens on eth0, the built-in Broadcom NIC. Now the FC4 detects network cards in reverse order, so former eth0(built-in Broadcom) is detected as eth1, while the former eth1 is assigned as eth0. Is there configuration file I can change (/etc/modprobe.conf doesn't help) to alter the network card modules' load sequence, both during kickstart and post-install?
I think (but I'm not positive) that you can specify ethernet device order (or any device?) by passing arguments on the command line, like "eth0=3fe,10" where 3fe is the I/O port and 10 is the interrupt. Check the kernel documentation to verify and for details. It's been a while since I've used it and I don't have a Linux box available now to check it for you.
