Hi All,
I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this:
IBM 306 with 3 e1000 cards, 2 onboard and 1 add-on PCI.
After an up2date of the kernel to 2.4.21-20.ELsmp (and a reboot to use the new kernel) eth1 and eth2 flip-flopped.
I tried to manually force the cards to be associated in a specific order by setting the HWADDR variable in:
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth[x]
but this caused an error (which didn't get logged to /var/log/messages but was displayed on the console) to the effect of "Can't assign MAC to eth2, already in use" [my paraphrasing]. (This is a production box so I had to get it back working and couldn't spend more time testing)
I quick search on bugzilla showed this to be a bug in earlier releases but also stated that it was now fixed.
So, before I open a new bug report has anyone else seen this behavior under RHAS-3 (Update 3)?
Thanks, Harry
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