After installing from ISO and uploading my saved config, my internal and external interfaces are switched, forcing me to repatch.
Dell GX260, Dell & 3com nics
It's 12207, and i thought i had already written the workaround text for that issue.
This issue is triggered when the installer and the installed ASG disagree upon the ordering of the network interfaces, which is somehow related to the time the kernel needs to initialize the hardware/driver.
If you take a look at the install.log, you'll find the sequence the installer used below the line 'Detecting network devices'
compare that to the output of 'ip link show' and you'll see that the ASG uses a different order (eth0 has a different mac address associated).
but you don't need to unplug and switch the cables: just edit that mapping in the /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file, and run (as root) the command 'udevadm trigger' to activate the new mapping
It's 12207, and i thought i had already written the workaround text for that issue.
This issue is triggered when the installer and the installed ASG disagree upon the ordering of the network interfaces, which is somehow related to the time the kernel needs to initialize the hardware/driver.
If you take a look at the install.log, you'll find the sequence the installer used below the line 'Detecting network devices'
compare that to the output of 'ip link show' and you'll see that the ASG uses a different order (eth0 has a different mac address associated).
but you don't need to unplug and switch the cables: just edit that mapping in the /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file, and run (as root) the command 'udevadm trigger' to activate the new mapping
