On Tue, 2005-01-11 at 02:29, Amy M wrote: > During FC3 installation, I selected eth1 to be activated during > booting. Now I want eth0 to be active, so I used system-config-network > to check the profile box for eth0 and unchecked eth1. > > However, when I reboot the system, eth1 remains activated and eth0 still > inactive. How can I make this selection stick? Thanks. Are these cards by chance pcmcia cards? If so you will probably find that the activate during boot option does not do anything for you. When pcmcia services startup any pcmcia network cards will be started auto-magically. What is even worse is in the past I found that if you told it to start at boot time pcmcia cards would NOT start since the network services piece starts before pcmcia services and everything gets fubared. At present about all you can do is tell the system NOT to start a pcmcia network interface and let it start when pcmcia services run. Those with multiple pcmcia cards are stuck. It is broken, has been for a long time. -- Scot L. Harris webid@xxxxxxxxxx Revenge is a meal best served cold.
