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On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 13:49, Charlie Bullen wrote:
> With the wireless card in place, it is ETH0 and the broadcom is ETH1. =20
> The problem arises when I boot into Linux when the wireless card is not=20
> inserted, which is the case when I am at a remote site. Then the=20
> broadcom is recognized as ETH0 and it tries to use the orinoco prism=20
> driver from the wireless card. And I then have no connectivity at all.
I haven't used it, but I know in the Redhat's later than 8.0 support
network profiles. They allow you to select on the boot line (so you can
configure GRUB to have an entry) which networking profile you'd like to
run. This seems like kinda a work around for the real problem, and I'm
not really providing information on how to do it ('cause I don't know) -
but it might be something to look into.
--Ted
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