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Ethernet Probe Order

Ethernet Probe Order

2006-01-06       - By Greg Hosler

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On 05-Jan-2006 (See http://Jan-2006.ora-code.com) Ed Griffin wrote:
> I am curious, as I have googled this to death, how to force a system to
> have the motherboard card be eth0 and eth1.  My configuration is as
> follows, a Dell PowerEdge 1850 with an add-on Intel Pro 1000 Quad Port
> card.  The quad port card gets found first and becomes eth0 through eth3
> and the motherboard cards end up as eth4 and eth5.  This has caused some
> problems during kickstarts and the like.  I am sure there is something I
> can pass via grub to the initrd to get this to go to the motherboard
> first but I just can't seem to decipher it.  The weird thing is that on
> a RHEL4 box it seems to behave the opposite, or to be more specific the
> way I want it to.

You did not specify which driver is being used for the onboard NIC's, and more
specifically, whether it is the same, or not.

One way is the HWADDR mentioned in the other responses.

Another way, that I like, works quite well, IF the onboard NIC REQUIRES a
DIFFERENT driver than the other NIC's on your system. If that happens to be the
case, then simply rebuild the initrd with the desired NIC driver in it. That
driver will load BEFORE the other drivers (as referenced in /etc/modprobe.conf).

works for me.

best rgds,

-Greg

> Thanks for any help.
>
> --Ed
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Please also check the log file at "/dev/null" for additional information.
               (from /var/log/Xorg.setup.log)

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