Hello Gert!

29 Feb 2016 22:30, Gert Andersen wrote to Benny Pedersen:

 GA>>> It is not the rule file for it by it is in /etc/init.d/ the net.lo 
 GA>>> and net.eth0 give problems by gentoo fido2 not read the networkd 
 GA>>> ethnet files as it shall. By more that the net.lo file have some 
 GA>>> problems to work with thet other net.eth* files

 BP>>why do you ask me about help if you dont listen ?

 GA> I listen to you but the problem was not that the net rule file not 
 GA> working it was that the interfaces not got startup and it got to look 
 GA> like it there was either the kernel there not got read the net.* as it 
 GA> should so it not got load and start net.lo net.eth0 and net.eth1

you know what ?, your problem is to listen to when other say whats the
problem(s) is, its not a single problem you have its more then one, i
started with telling what to do first, and then you can tell me why you
edit net.lo file, dont ever do that !

 GA> After several tries with the sysrescuecd cdrom startup was it not the 
 GA> netcards or the others, by sys rescue find and startup the netcard but 
 GA> with the new names and when I tried to use and try out using the 
 GA> harddisk boot read sda3 configs sda1 as the cdrom sys rescue was it on 
 GA> the harddisk sda3 net files there seem to have errors in it for the 
 GA> network by right reading the net.* files.

there is NOTHING to recover so that why it does not work to use systemresque cd 

 GA> When I then testing the net.* files and move the net.lo to another tmp 
 GA> path and reboot was it like there seem to something got begin to work 
 GA> and by just copy net.eth0 to a net.lo file got the netcards to startup 
 GA> but some is still missing by boot up as there is nothing show on the 
 GA> monitor of the ip adresses.

net.eth0 is a symlink to net.lo, you must still NOT edit the file

 BP>>stop wasting your time

maybe i should listen to my own advise ?


 Regards Benny

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