On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 05:36:36AM +0000, KNOPS Manfred wrote:
> Hi digimer,
>
> Sorry, I made a mistake.
> "... After rebooting centos generates a device called /dev/et0. ..."
> should be
> "... After rebooting centos generates a device called /dev/eth0. ..."
>
> CentOS made it. I got what I want.
>
> Where is the general guide? I didn't understood what you mean.
the keywork you are looking for is biosdevname
Lan-On-Motherboard interfaces
em <port number>
(ethernet-on-motherboard <1,2,..>)
PCI add-in interfacesi
p<slot number>p<port number>_<virtual function instance>
[tru@fural ~]# biosdevname -d | awk '/BIOS device/ {new=$3} /Kernel name/ {old=$3} /Assigned MAC/ {mac=$4; print old" "new" "mac}'
eth0 em1 00:25:90:66:AA:48
eth1 em2 00:25:90:66:AA:49
eth2 p4p1 A0:36:9F:03:28:64
eth3 p4p2 A0:36:9F:03:28:65
eth4 p4p3 A0:36:9F:03:28:66
eth5 p4p4 A0:36:9F:03:28:67
ref:
http://linux.dell.com/files/whitepapers/consistent_network_device_naming_migration_guide_rhel_6.pdf
http://linux.dell.com/files/whitepapers/consistent_network_device_naming_in_linux-v1.3.pdf
Tru
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