Javier Vi?uales Guti?rrez dijo:
> El caso es que al reiniciar e intentar acceder a red, he descubierto que no
> ten�a mis "/dev/ethX", �c�mo es posible?, �quien ha osado aniquilarlos?, que
> poco respeto :-D
Pues s�, los 2.4 no me gustan mucho, pero bueno.
> en fin, me lo tomo a bien pero en realidad estoy bastante "escamado", alguien
> me podr�a indicar qu� puede haber pasado y c�mo puedo solucionarlo.
Imagino que usas la �ltima versi�n de modutils y otros paquetes relacionados.
Para arreglarlo:
#/dev/MAKEDEV/ update
update This only works on kernels which have /proc/interrupts
(introduced during 1.1.x). This file is scanned to see what
devices are currently configured into the kernel, and this is
compared with the previous settings stored in the file called
DEVICES. Devices which are new since then or have a different
major number are created, and those which are no longer
configured are deleted.
O bien:
#/dev/MAKEDEV/ generic
generic Create a generic subset of devices. This is the standard
devices, plus floppy drives, various hard drives,
pseudo-terminals, console devices, basic serial devices,
busmice, and printer ports.
> Muchas gracias y un saludo.
�ltimamente no se me porta tan mal como antes, pero mi primera experiencia con
un 2.4 me enfad� considerablemente...
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