My wireless interface is eth1 In /etc/network/interfaces the according lines are simply:
,---- | iface eth1 inet dhcp | wpa-passphrase waaskaaner | wpa-ssid irgdnwoos `----
Under debian I had no problems with this configuration. But under grml the interfaces are often changed, so eth0 comes up instead fo eth1, which of course doesn't work. As a workaround I wrote a small script which changes everything and restarts networking but gradually it became quit annoying. What can I do?
harry
* harry meyers hmeyers@literaturlatenight.de [20070207 11:15]:
My wireless interface is eth1 In /etc/network/interfaces the according lines are simply:
,---- | iface eth1 inet dhcp | wpa-passphrase waaskaaner | wpa-ssid irgdnwoos `----
Under debian I had no problems with this configuration. But under grml the interfaces are often changed, so eth0 comes up instead fo eth1, which of course doesn't work. As a workaround I wrote a small script which changes everything and restarts networking but gradually it became quit annoying. What can I do?
Go the way you have to go nowadays: configure udev. See 'grml-tips udev' for detailed configuration instructions.
regards, -mika-
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