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julle78

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Registered: 2009-03-27

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No network on boot-up after udev140-2 upgrade

Hello everybody,
I've got a bit of a problem. After udev140-2 upgrade network doesn't start on boot-up. It seems that udev(or something else) changes my wired connection to eth1(used to be eth0). If i put eth1 to rc.conf and reboot, doesn't help cause now the connection is eth0 again :) In this case i can start it after boot-up using hdcpcd eth0, but this is a lousy solution. Anybody else experiensed the same?
Hope this discription makes any sense.

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Re: No network on boot-up after udev140-2 upgrade

Do you have multiple Ethernet interfaces? Generally wireless interfaces get named wlanX and not ethX. If you have two or more interfaces and only one in use, consider disabling the second one in the BIOS (only draws power anyway if you don't need it).

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julle78

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Registered: 2009-03-27

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Re: No network on boot-up after udev140-2 upgrade

I disabled the nvidia networkcontroller from bios and now everything seems to work ok. Thanks!