09-13-2012
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what? Ubuntu? Centos? RHEL? Fedora? Arch? Gentoo? SuSe? Other? They share the kernel in common but that doesn't make them the same...
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HI,
When I do 'service network restart' , I am getting the following error.
"3c501 device eth0 does not seem to be present, delaying initialization"
Can any one suggest me the cause/solution for this?
When I do 'lspci' it is showing the ehternet card as
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Hi
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folks;
This might sounds stupid but i hope someone can give me an answer:
On my Linux SUSE boxes, i have 2 NIC cards NIC1 & NIC2. I always assumed that NIC1 is eth0 when i run "ifconfig" and NIC2 is eth1
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hi,
Could some one answer this please
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Hi people,
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Hi,
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hi guys
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Hi,
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9. UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users
Dear community,
I'm in trouble with Red Hat Server 5.8. After rebooting the server, I loose two interfaces used for bond2 (eth4 and eth5). I reboot twice the server but the result is always:
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