david wrote:
<snip tale 'o' woe>
> Runlevel is N 3
> Network Status reveals three configured devices, and active are "lo eth0"
>
> ifcfg-eth0 is as you describe
>
> Performing "service network start" and "chkconfig network on" and a
> reboot did not solve the problem. eth0 had an ipv6 address, but no
> inet addr, which means it's not going to work in my home network.
>
> I then added to the file /etc/sysctl.conf
> the line: net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1
> and rebooted.
>
> Still no IP address, and when I issued "service network restart" I get:
> failed: no link present. Check cable?
>
Try, as root, ethtool eth0.
> HOWEVER, pulling the ethernet cable and re-inserting it, then issuing
> "service network restart" got a valid address. After a reboot,
> again it didn't work. However, after waiting a while, I tried
> "network start", got some messages about a file existing, and got an
> IP address.
*That* sounds like you've got a cable/jack problem. Nearly trip over the
cable recently?
mark
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