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Hello Maurice!

Sat Jan 03 2015, Maurice Kinal wrote to Gert Andersen:

 GA>> saw the onboard card named as enp2s0

 MK>AHA!!!  It is definetly systemd based then.  I am planning to build a 
 MK>systemd based boot shortly on the x86_64 machine so I may be able to 
 MK>help you out with this.  I seriously doubt dosemu will work on that 
 MK>given the MAJOR differences between what you used to have working to 
 MK>what you now have thanks to gentoo.  Also on a systemd based system 
 MK>d-bus is a must and udev is an internal systemd udev thingy rather than 
 MK>a seperate udev app which sysvinit based systems have.

 MK>You could revert back to the working gentoo that you used to have 
 MK>working if dosemu is all that important to you.  BTW what does 'lscpu' 
 MK>have to say?  If it is possible to use KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine) 
 MK>then that would be VASTLY superior to have a virtual DOS system and 
 MK>totally eradicate dosemu from your system(s).  I haven't checked lately 
 MK>but it wasn't all that long ago that qemu supported running DOS in 
 MK>virtual space.  Also possible to virtualize ARM based systems while 
 MK>you're at it.  That might have far more use these days then DOS.  ;-)

But by some working around and using udev/rules file make it to use old card
names as eth0 eth1 eth2 eth3, and it works to it by startup and keep it as eth*
names and in /etc/conf.d/net add the new mac_ethX command so that kernel and
system know and working with use of eth names but it can too come out that
kernel and udev going on to remane the netcards to enp names and that the eth0
is been renamed to like eth0 and enp2s0 to like enp3s6, by using the udev rules
of 70permisit.... and mac_ethX will press udev and kernel to keep the cards in
the order you like them to be for 0 to 3.

By do the new install from fresh is Gentoo gone for kernel in upgrade to not
have 3.16.5 more but is been to 3.17.7 of kernel.

  Take care,
            Gert

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