> But about the ifconfig -a command; it only reports the interfaces
> configured in the /etc/X11/interfaces file, so (in my case) if I _do not_
No it doesn't. It doesn't look at /etc/*/interfaces at all.
Stefan
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Roberto De Oliveira escribió:
But about the ifconfig -a command; it only reports the interfaces
configured in the /etc/X11/interfaces file, so (in my case) if I _do not_
edit the /etc/udev/rules file as you said and I change into my
/etc/X11/interfaces file my eth2 back to eth0, ifconfig wo
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. escribió:
In <4aaedfdd.1030...@cantv.net>, Juan Lavieri wrote:
But about the ifconfig -a command; it only reports the interfaces
configured in the /etc/X11/interfaces file,
Nope. ifconfig -a lists all devices active in the kernel. The "-a" stands
for "all" (as oppos
In <4aaedfdd.1030...@cantv.net>, Juan Lavieri wrote:
>But about the ifconfig -a command; it only reports the interfaces
>configured in the /etc/X11/interfaces file,
Nope. ifconfig -a lists all devices active in the kernel. The "-a" stands
for "all" (as opposed to just the configured ones, whi
>
> But about the ifconfig -a command; it only reports the interfaces
> configured in the /etc/X11/interfaces file, so (in my case) if I _do not_
> edit the /etc/udev/rules file as you said and I change into my
> /etc/X11/interfaces file my eth2 back to eth0, ifconfig would never see eth2
> b
Jerome BENOIT escribió:
Hello Juan,
actually you can name it via udev:
you may have a generated rules file that you can modify.
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
hth,
Jerome
Juan Lavieri wrote:
Hi.
The past weekend I did change my motherboard. The new one has the
ethernet interfa
Kevin Ross escribió:
My questio is: How can I know what name is asigned to a such a card?
Is there any command?
ifconfig -a
I have only one and it's eth2, why?
When you swapped motherboards, udev saw new Ethernet interfaces with new
MAC addresses, so it assigned new names to them. The sa
Hello Juan,
actually you can name it via udev:
you may have a generated rules file that you can modify.
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
hth,
Jerome
Juan Lavieri wrote:
Hi.
The past weekend I did change my motherboard. The new one has the
ethernet interface integrated into it (no
> My questio is: How can I know what name is asigned to a such a card?
> Is there any command?
ifconfig -a
> I have only one and it's eth2, why?
When you swapped motherboards, udev saw new Ethernet interfaces with new
MAC addresses, so it assigned new names to them. The same thing would
happ
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