cornel panceac wrote:
chkconfig --list | grep network
2008/5/5 Marcus Leech <mleech@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:mleech@xxxxxxxxxx>>:
cornel panceac wrote:
check if: networkmanager is stopped and network service is started
Network manager is stopped, I don't know about network service.
2008/5/5 Marcus Leech <mleech@xxxxxxxxxx
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<mailto:mleech@xxxxxxxxxx>>>:
I'm running F9-preview, with all updates applied.
Despite my having asked for eth0 to come up at reboot, it won't
bring eth0 up until I
manually bring it up. This has been reported in bugg#
431941,
and it appears that
others are having the same problem.
Any fixes?
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The only way I could get my eth0 to work at boot up was to configure it
with static ip address netmask and route every attempt to get ip by dchp
was failing. Network manager had to be disabled. Otherwise it was a
manual config everytime. I wonder if it may have something to do with
the services boot up order?
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