Hello! I've been setting up kickstart files for a little while now, but haven't yet found a solution to a problem that I often have. Most of our machines have more than one network card, and it seems that the device names (eth0, eth1..) get handed out, in order, as the kernel loads the appropriate device drivers. This causes a problem, since I don't know beforehand which driver will get loaded first, and therefore which card is eth0. As a result, it's difficult to know whether I need to pass the ksdevice=eth1 flag or not. Is there any way I can make the device naming more clear? As silly as it sounds, I've taken to removing the extraneous card from a machine while kickstarting it, adding it back as soon as the install is complete. This is defeating some of the purpose of kickstart. Thanks! -lars ___________________________________________________________ lars damerow pixar animation studios button pusher lars-rhdevel@pixar.com "Ed is the standard text editor." _______________________________________________ Redhat-devel-list mailing list Redhat-devel-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-devel-list
