On Sun, Oct 16, 2005 at 07:36:27PM +0200, Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote:
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>
> With the device above seen by the system having set the orinoco card in
> the /etc/network/interfaces file to eth2 everything is fine: The access
> point will be recognised at boot-up, and WLAN is working right after
> booting the machine ... eth1 in this scenario seems to be the ethernet card:
>
> $ macchanger -s eth1
> Current MAC: 00:03:93:cd:e4:c4 (Apple Computer, Inc.)
>
> If the eth0 device above is missing at another system boot the whole
"missing" = the system doesn't see a device anymore although the
hardware has not been changed on the machine ...
> devices order is shifting, and changed, and as a consequence
> previous eth2 (radio card) simply does not exist any more, thus
> rendering my settings in the /etc/network/interfaces useless ... :)
> ... :
>
Best Regards
Wolfgang
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