the original problem was:
NIC1 was "missing" at all and PXE boot from this nic also did not work.
the solution for those who are interested in:
Intel SE7320VP2/SE7320VP2D2 has 2 onboard NIC's:
NIC1 (Marvell Yukon-Chipset)
NIC2 (Intel-Chipset)
FreeBSD 6 by default recognizes the intel-nic, which
Are both nics GB? or is one 100 MB?
Are you running a custom kernel? If you hvae one that is 100 MB make sure
you have a kernel with fxp support compiled in.
you may need to add (if both nics are GB:
network_interfaces="em0 em1 lo0"
to your rc.conf
or (if one is 100 MB)
network_interfaces="em
> Check the BIOS that both interfaces are enabled.
they are.
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Check the BIOS that both interfaces are enabled.
-Derek
At 07:23 AM 3/29/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED]@mgEDV.net wrote:
hi together!
our intel server board SE7320VP2D2 has 2 onboard LAN interfaces.
HW address .:40 and .:41.
ifconfig -a on freebsd only shows the 2nd interface (:41) a
hi together!
our intel server board SE7320VP2D2 has 2 onboard LAN interfaces.
HW address .:40 and .:41.
ifconfig -a on freebsd only shows the 2nd interface (:41) as em0
and the 1st interface is missing completely, as in the dmesg.
any ideas on this? we need both interfaces, and this soon
