Re: [Gumstix-users] auto ifup eth0

[Matt S. <ms...@ea...>]

I have a similar is not the same problem Fire/Tobi.

I have to run  /etc/init.d/networking restart  for the network devices to
show up.
Also, I have the enet driver as a module.  On the initial boot after
building an sd card, the ethernet comes up fine, but /etc/modules is not
appended with the driver and it has to be added manually.  To make it more
fun, /etc/modules is overwritten by whatever postinstall is doing, so I cant
just set the file when making the sd card.    



-----Original Message-----
From: Richman1234 [mailto:ric...@na...] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2010 2:52 PM
To: gum...@li...
Subject: Re: [Gumstix-users] auto ifup eth0


OK, I went a different direction.
I tracked down where 'ifup' is initaly called.  It is called in the
rcS.d/S40networking which is a link to /ect/init.d/networking.  In this
script 'ifup -a' is called, which is suppose to bring up all network
interfaces.  However, when I execute 'ifup -a' it does not work (meaning
eth0 does not come up).

So, I changed /ect/int.d/networking to read 'ifup eth0', and that worked.  I
just need to see what happens when I set up wireless.

Thanks for the help.

 

rich105 wrote:
> 
> And in case you missed it, there was a thread yesterday titled 
> "Autologin and execute binary" that gave a solution on how to run 
> something at startup.
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