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Package: hw-detect
Severity: normal
Installs on my ia64 from d-i daiy builds are ending up with eth0 being
the device that does not have a cable on it (the tg3 card) and eth1
being the device with link (the e100 card). This is the opposite load
order that d-i uses and it means the network doesn't come up in the
installed system since there is only an entry for eth0 in
/etc/network/interfaces.
If I remove udev from the installed system, the modules are loaded in the
same order as they are in d-i and everything works.
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This seems to have fixed itself in the past few days with udev's new
persistent device naming support.
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