Doug:
I had some similar problems on FC3 when I decided to enable the NetworkManager service. If NetworkManager is enabled in Services trying disabling it and then restarting the network.
If this doesn't work turn it back on and forget I ever mentioned this. :)
Teak
--- D Sievers dsievers@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
Hello All,
Here is my experience with test1 so far. I apologize if there is too MUCH detail, but I've never really installed a test version before so I'm trying to be helpful.
Using the 4 CD's, i386 on a Toshiba Satellite 1755 laptop
On boot
- Skipped mediacheck (in case anyone is curious, I
have read of problems)
Anaconda (only minor things)
- Some icons did not appear until the mouse moved
over them, at which point they became visible. If I recall correctly, this was either on the Choose Language or Choose Keyboard Layout screen, or both
- After the last package begins to install (this was
at-spi), I was prompted to change from CD#4 back to CD#2, which was already installed?
- During the "Post-Install Configuration", after the
progress bar reached the halfway point, there was about a 2-3 minute pause with no hard disc activity before continuing
- The final screen where you are told
"Congratulations & Reboot", the text being presented spills off the side of the screen -After clicking reboot, a screen full of GTK deprecation warnings appears on the console before any TERM signals are sent.
Once the reboot is done, upon booting into FC, the graphical boot screen tells me "Failed to bring up eth0"
- my /etc/resolv.conf, /etc/sysconfig/network and
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 all look okay
- For the first time, during install I chose to
"Enable firewall", but I'm not sure how to disable it, or if that should have any effect
- Tried the following (Note: I have a Compaq PCMCIA
ethernet adapter. Worked fine in FC3.)
cd /etc/init.d ./pcmcia restart
Starting PCMCIA services: cardmgr[2907]: watching 2 sockets done
./network start
Bringing up loopback interface [OK] Bring up interface eth0 [FAILED]
I haven't been able to do anything else (such as test the other patches in devel tree) since I can't yum
Any ideas how to fix my ethernet?
Thank you,
Doug Sievers dsievers@users.sourceforge.net
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