Eric Sorton wrote: > Hi All, > > I have a laptop which I would like to setup with three run-levels. Each > run-level will have a slightly different configuration for the primary network > interface. In two of the run-levels, the machine will use DHCP to obtain its > networking information. In the other run-level, it will configure its network > interface statically with a private IP address. > > I have a working setup, but I am curious to hear other people's opinions to > see if anyone has a better solution than the one I came up with.
An easier way to go about this is via schemes. You can switch schemes using
the cardctl command - no rebooting needed. This is how I'm doing things
here. IIRC man cardctl will give an explanation on how to do up the
/etc/pcmcia/network.opts file
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