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On 06/05/12 21:51, Mick Farmer wrote:
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nm-connection-editor shows Wired-connection-1 and eth0 as available
interfaces, but eth0 is shown as not activated while Wired-connection-1
shows activation which agrees with my login time, etc.
So, put simply, my OS is not using the appropriate script, but takes its
own course of action. I can't find where this is defined.
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<small>Who is Stuart just out of interest?<br>
<br>
You can maybe delete wired-connection-1 from the list or stop
network manager from being the controller of your network
connections, or even just setup wired-connection-1 to have a
static IP.<br>
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Do you have the following line in your ifcfg-eth0 file:<br>
<i>ONBOOT=yes</i><br>
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I believe the network service will look at all the ifcfg-* files
found in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and read them to see what
action needs to be taken.<br>
you can try the follow command to see which have been brought up
and listed as active<br>
<i>service network status<br>
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</i>Hopefully this should be correct and helpful.</small><br>
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