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Install problem with v5.010 ISo

Hi all

I 've got a problem when i install my asl with ISO 5.010 in the screen "select interfaces for webadmin" eth0, i can't see the nics and i can't select a nic for webadmin. The nic are visible in the hardware summary.

What can i do ?

Chettam

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0 Dennis Koslowski over 21 years ago

Please post your hardware description and IRQ mapping.

(For IRQ mapping: after hardware summary appears, switch to the shell console with Alt-F2, and issue "cat /proc/interrupts")

Thank you in advance
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Dennis
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0 Chettam over 21 years ago in reply to Dennis Koslowski

Well i'am using an IBM server X345 Server ( Xeon 2.8 1024 MO 36 GO scsi) with 15 Nics
2 Intel Gbit intégrated
1 Intel pro 10/100
1 Quad port  dlink  dfe-570TX
2 Quad Port Dlink  dfe-580 Tx

cat /proc/interrupts shows

          CPU0
0:     12496      XT-PIC  TIMER
1:      108          XT-PIC   KEYBOARD
2:         0           XT-PIC   CASCADE
7:      108          XT-PIC    ACPI
9:        120        XT-PIC    IOC0, IOC1
11:      108        XT-PIC    USB_OHCI
14:       67         XT-PIC    IDE
NMI:         0
LOC:         0
ERR:         0
MIS:          0

I'am trying to migrate this week  from v4 to v5 .

Best Regards

Chettam
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0 Chettam over 21 years ago in reply to Chettam

Please Help
what can i do to resolve my issue. This situation is blocking my migration to V5
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0 JimmyM over 21 years ago in reply to Chettam

First thing I see is that the DFE-580 is no longer supported.
Also, if the BIOS allows you to disable onboard hardware (sound, unused SCSI or RAID controllers) I suggest you do that as well.
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0 JimmyM over 21 years ago in reply to Chettam

First thing I see is that the DFE-580 is no longer supported.
Also, if the BIOS allows you to disable onboard hardware (sound, unused SCSI or RAID controllers) I suggest you do that as well.
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0 Chettam over 21 years ago in reply to JimmyM

Well is there a way to change eth affectation to another NIC after the install ?
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