[Gllug] HELP Network problem

[Ben Whyte]

> /etc/init.d/networking stop
>
> Debian will try to undo whatever networking has been set up.  Given that
> your networking is messed up, you may have to clean up afterwards by
> explicitly doing
>
> 	ip link set dev DEVICE down
>
> where DEVICE is eth0 etc.
>
>   
>> Also it could be udev as I have done an update today and I think udev 
>> was included, how can I check whether udev is doing something odd.
>>     
>
> There may be something in the logs, though this is something else that
> the patches have mangled.  You could do /etc/init.d/udev stop and then
> run udev as a foreground process, to see if that gives you any more
> information at the console.
>
> But it's probably wisest to go have a look at /etc/udev/ and see what
> has been configured.
>
>
>   

The top suggestion didnt do anything, so I commented out the rules i 
could find in the udev directory.

However thats given me back my onboard card but lo still claims it cant 
be found.

Ben
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