> Unfortunately that message has absolutely nothing with your Ethernet ports.
> There are two things you should check. Do you have a /var/log directory?
yes
> If so, is there a boot.log in it? If there is a directory but no boot.log,
no boot.log file
> simply touch /var/log/boot.log and that message should go away. boot.log is
what do you mean by "simply touch" (novice here)
thanks
Linda
> normally created when you boot. I don't know why you aren't getting one
> unless you don't have a /var/log directory, and this would be *bad*. The
> directory is created by the filesystem rpm, and you should re-install it if
> you don't have a /var/log. Not having this package installed could
> certainly create havoc...
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