asnrcw
November 19, 2011, 6:21am
#1
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network # service network restart
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network # ifup eth0
eth0 device: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 02)
ifup-sysctl eth0 eth0
lo Link encap:Local Loopback
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network #
Here’s what I get in /var/log/messages with debug set on a restart.
It looks like eth0 was started then stopped. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong.
Nov 19 00:16:28 wrights network[19445]: start
hcvv
November 19, 2011, 10:59am
#2
Can you please put computer text between CODE tags: Posting in Code Tags - A Guide
asnrcw
November 19, 2011, 7:55pm
#3
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network # service network restart
redirecting to systemctl
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network # ifconfig
lo Link encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
RX packets:258 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:258 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
RX bytes:19660 (19.1 Kb) TX bytes:19660 (19.1 Kb)
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network # ifup eth0
eth0
eth0 device: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 02)
ifup-sysctl eth0 eth0
Applying eth0 ifsysctl settings
eth0 eth0
'eth0' is not wireless, exiting
Handling Index <>:
IPADDR = 10.0.0.4
PREFIXLEN = 24
CHECK_DUPLICATE_IP = no
eth0 eth0
calling: ip route replace to default via 10.0.0.1 ---> OK
eth0 eth0
No services to handle for 'eth0 eth0'
executing additional global start script if-up.d/21-cifs
executing additional global start script if-up.d/21-dhcpcd-hook-samba
executing additional global start script if-up.d/60-dhcpd-restart-hook
executing additional global start script if-up.d/SuSEfirewall2
executing additional global start script if-up.d/ndp-proxy
eth0 eth0
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network # ifconfig
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 08:00:27:27C:94
inet addr:10.0.0.4 Bcast:10.0.0.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:4627 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:4384 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:3635517 (3.4 Mb) TX bytes:848679 (828.7 Kb)
lo Link encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
RX packets:258 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:258 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
RX bytes:19660 (19.1 Kb) TX bytes:19660 (19.1 Kb)
wrights:/etc/sysconfig/network #
Here’s what I get in /var/log/messages with debug set on a restart.
It looks like eth0 was started then stopped. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong.
Nov 19 00:16:28 wrights network[19445]: start
Nov 19 00:16:28 wrights network: start
Nov 19 00:16:28 wrights network:
Nov 19 00:16:28 wrights network:
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: Hint: you may set mandatory devices in /etc/sysconfig/network/config
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: CONFIG =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: CONFIG =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: INTERFACE =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: INTERFACE =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: AVAILABLE_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: AVAILABLE_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: PHYSICAL_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: PHYSICAL_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: BONDING_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: BONDING_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: VLAN_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: VLAN_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: DIALUP_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: DIALUP_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: TUNNEL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: TUNNEL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: BRIDGE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: BRIDGE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: SLAVE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: SLAVE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: MANDATORY_DEVICES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: MANDATORY_DEVICES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: VIRTUAL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: VIRTUAL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: SKIP =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: SKIP =
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: start order : eth0 ; ;
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network: start order : eth0 ; ;
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights network[19445]: Setting up network interfaces:
Nov 19 00:16:29 wrights ifstatus: lo
Nov 19 00:16:30 wrights network[19445]: eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:30 wrights ifup: eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:30 wrights ifup:
Nov 19 00:16:30 wrights network[19445]: eth0 device: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Co
Nov 19 00:16:30 wrights ifup: eth0 device: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Co
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: ifup-sysctl eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-sysctl: ifup-sysctl eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: Applying eth0 ifsysctl settings
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-sysctl: Applying eth0 ifsysctl settings
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-wireless: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: unknown option rc ignored
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-wireless: unknown option rc ignored
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: 'eth0' is not wireless, exiting
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-wireless: 'eth0' is not wireless, exiting
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: eth0
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: IP address: 10.0.0.4/24
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: eth0 IP address: 10.0.0.4/24
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup:
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: Handling Index <>:
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: Handling Index <>:
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: IPADDR = 10.0.0.4
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: PREFIXLEN = 24
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: CHECK_DUPLICATE_IP = no
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-route: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-services: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: unknown option rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-services: unknown option rc
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: No services to handle for 'eth0 eth0'
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup-services: No services to handle for 'eth0 eth0'
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights network[19445]: executing additional global start script if-up.d/21-cifs
Nov 19 00:16:31 wrights ifup: executing additional global start script if-up.d/21-cifs
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: executing additional global start script if-up.d/21-dhcpcd-hook-samba
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights ifup: executing additional global start script if-up.d/21-dhcpcd-hook-samba
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: executing additional global start script if-up.d/60-dhcpd-restart-hook
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights ifup: executing additional global start script if-up.d/60-dhcpd-restart-hook
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: executing additional global start script if-up.d/SuSEfirewall2
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights ifup: executing additional global start script if-up.d/SuSEfirewall2
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: executing additional global start script if-up.d/ndp-proxy
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights ifup: executing additional global start script if-up.d/ndp-proxy
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights ndp-proxy: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: eth0 returned 7
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: ..failed... still waiting for hotplug devices:
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: ... still waiting for hotplug devices:
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: SUCCESS_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: SUCCESS_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: MANDATORY_DEVICES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: MANDATORY_DEVICES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: ... final
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: ... final
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: SUCCESS_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: SUCCESS_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: MANDATORY_DEVICES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: MANDATORY_DEVICES=
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: FAILED=0
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: FAILED=0
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network[19445]: TTWAIT=4
Nov 19 00:16:32 wrights network: TTWAIT=4
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network[19445]: ... still waiting for virtual devices:
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network: ... still waiting for virtual devices:
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network[19445]: SUCCESS_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network: SUCCESS_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network[19445]: VIRTUAL_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network: VIRTUAL_IFACES=
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network[19445]: noiface -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights ifup-route: noiface -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network[19445]: Setting up service network . . . . . . . . . ...done
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network[19817]: stop
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network: stop
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network:
Nov 19 00:16:33 wrights network:
Nov 19 00:16:34 wrights network[19817]: CONFIG =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: CONFIG =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: INTERFACE =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: INTERFACE =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: AVAILABLE_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: AVAILABLE_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: PHYSICAL_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: PHYSICAL_IFACES = eth0
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: BONDING_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: BONDING_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: VLAN_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: VLAN_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: DIALUP_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: DIALUP_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: TUNNEL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: TUNNEL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: BRIDGE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: BRIDGE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: SLAVE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: SLAVE_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: MANDATORY_DEVICES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: MANDATORY_DEVICES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: VIRTUAL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: VIRTUAL_IFACES =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: SKIP =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: SKIP =
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: start order : eth0 ; ;
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network: start order : eth0 ; ;
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: Shutting down network interfaces:
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: noiface -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights ifdown-route: noiface -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights network[19817]: eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights ifdown: eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:35 wrights ifdown:
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: eth0 device: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Co
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown: eth0 device: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Co
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: executing additional global stop script if-down.d/21-cifs
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown: executing additional global stop script if-down.d/21-cifs
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: executing additional global stop script if-down.d/21-dhcpcd-hook-samba
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown: executing additional global stop script if-down.d/21-dhcpcd-hook-samba
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: executing additional global stop script if-down.d/ndp-proxy
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown: executing additional global stop script if-down.d/ndp-proxy
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ndp-proxy: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown-services: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: unknown option rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown-services: unknown option rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: No services to handle for 'eth0 eth0'
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown-services: No services to handle for 'eth0 eth0'
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown-connection: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown-connection: unknown option rc ignored
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights network[19817]: ifdown-dhcp eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:36 wrights ifdown-dhcp: ifdown-dhcp eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:37 wrights network[19817]: Shutting down dhcp clients on eth0
Nov 19 00:16:37 wrights ifdown-dhcp: Shutting down dhcp clients on eth0
Nov 19 00:16:37 wrights network[19817]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:37 wrights ifdown-route: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:37 wrights network[19817]: PRS: OLDDEFROUTEIFACE=
Nov 19 00:16:37 wrights ifdown-route: PRS: OLDDEFROUTEIFACE=
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: PRS: OLDDEFROUTEARGS=
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights ifdown-route: PRS: OLDDEFROUTEARGS=
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights ifdown-wireless: eth0 eth0 -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: unknown option rc ignored
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights ifdown-wireless: unknown option rc ignored
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: 'eth0' is not wireless, exiting
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights ifdown-wireless: 'eth0' is not wireless, exiting
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: eth0 returned 0
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: ..doneifdown-dhcp all -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights ifdown-dhcp: ifdown-dhcp all -o rc
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights network[19817]: Shutting down dhcp clients on all interfaces
Nov 19 00:16:38 wrights ifdown-dhcp: Shutting down dhcp clients on all interfaces
Nov 19 00:16:39 wrights network[19817]: Shutting down service network . . . . . . . . ...done
asnrcw
November 19, 2011, 9:19pm
#5
I changed from systemd to sysvinit and my eth0 now comes up with no problems.
On 2011-11-19 21:26, asnrcw wrote:
Ok, now you should report all this in a Bugzilla.
–
Carlos E. R.
jarome
November 20, 2011, 11:38pm
#7
I am having issues also. Alas since I can’ty do networking, I can’t cut and paste.
I also installed sysvinit-init, with the same results.
When I reboot, the first message is that it can’t find /etc/sysconfig/network/ifup-sysctrl (I think). And I have no networking. I tried it for dhcp also.
The card is ok as is the cable because networking works after the install. It only dies when I try to change things.
Help please,
jarome
November 20, 2011, 11:42pm
#8
I am seeing this problem too, or a similar one. Networking works after a clean install. But I need to have a static ip address, so I go into yast2 and set it the way I have done since version 8. But when yast exits, it stops when trying to start network services and exits.
I also tried installing sysvinit-init, and get the same results. I reinstalled from scratch and end up at the same place.
During boot, I get a message that it cannot find /etc/sysconfig/network/ifup-sysctrl (I think). With no networking, I can’t cut and paste anything, and I can’t find this message in boot.msg or in messages.
Help please!
Thanks,
jarome
November 20, 2011, 11:54pm
#9
Well, I just told it to use networkmanager instead of ifup, and it started working. So I am totally confused…
jarome
November 21, 2011, 12:59am
#10
But I don’t know how to change the settings using NwetworkManager. It is running. I installed kNetworkManager, but can’t seem to get it to run (in /opt/kde3/bin). So how do I change my ip address?
jarome
November 21, 2011, 7:47pm
#11
This has something to do with xen and br0. I uninstalled xen, disabled br0, and set my Ethernet card to dhcp. Then networking works with ifup. However, X is no longer forwarded.
What causes this, and how do I revert to the automatic display-setting behavior?
hcvv
November 21, 2011, 8:12pm
#12
jarome:
This has something to do with xen and br0. I uninstalled xen, disabled br0, and set my Ethernet card to dhcp. Then networking works with ifup. However, X is no longer forwarded.
What causes this, and how do I revert to the automatic display-setting behavior?
I did not read this thread after I asked you to use CODE tags (which you did, I hope to your own joy xterm command? Are you sure there should be a display connected to that bash session?
jarome
November 21, 2011, 8:42pm
#13
The X-forwarding display issue is apparently a bug. It occurs if you disable ipv6. I reenabled it, and it went away.
hcvv
November 21, 2011, 8:52pm
#14
Strange side effect of IPv6. When you are quite sure that switching IPv6 on/off is causing this, you could consider this as a bug to report in Bugzilla.
jarome
November 21, 2011, 9:08pm
#15
I actually found a post that suggested it, so I tried it. I had wanted ip6 off because my isp and router are not doing it. And turning it off started the problem, and on again fixed it. And I did report it as a bug.
But I am still confused about how one configures br0 if xen is turned on.
). But where do you type that xterm command? Are you sure there should be a display connected to that bash session?