----- "Dazed_75" <
lthielster@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, ubuntu does use run levels differently. Admittedly there is no
> fixed standard for most levels, but I have always thought they
> deviated from common usage for no good reason.
>
> I have seen an article or posting saying that ubuntu did not handle
> dual nics nicely automatically and that some manual configuration was
> needed. But that was some time ago and I was not able to find the
> article. I do not know if it is still true for 7.04 and 7.10 where
> they really got going using NetworkManager which is fussy about the
> content of /etc/network/interfaces. But for your 6.06 I don't think
> it was used. Sorry I can't find that article.
>
> OTOH, I noticed in your post there does not seem to be an auto clause
> for either eth2 or eth1 which seems like it could be your problem. I
> am no expert, but ...
Well, I went ahead and changed this:
auto lo
to this:
auto lo eth1 eth2
I wasn't in a huge hurry to test it out, though. However, lucky me, we had a power flicker, which forced a test :)
Much thanks for the fix!
David
--
"I find your lack of faith disturbing."
--Darth Vader
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