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Subject: ddetect: fails to detect when two pcnet32 cards are present (vmware)
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Package: ddetect
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I enabled two of the VMware network adapters (pcnet32). However, in
this situation, the pcnet32 adapter fails to load and the installer
can't detect a single one. modprobing on tty2 fails with "No such
device", so I guess the issue is in the driver, but I am not sure.
i can't find information on pcnet32 having such problems.
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after restarting vmware, it all worked. weird. i confirmed it
a couple of times.
the adapter must be vlance for pcnet32, not vmxnet, btw!
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