Load additional modules at boot?
I have 2 network adapters in my server which I am migrating from Fedora to Debian. In Fedora, both NICs were recognized during installation. When I installed Debian, for some reason, the natsemi NIC was found but not the e100. So Debian has named the natsemi NIC "eth0" instead of "eth1", which I want to fix. I have found /etc/network/interfaces for defining the address of each NIC (eth0 or eth1), but I don't know how to force Debian to recognize the e100. Obviously I need to call for the e100 module to be loaded, but I don't know which file should be edited for that.
Thanks- |
I'm not sure if Debian has something like the rc.modules script that loads modules on startup. You could add entries for the cards in /etc/modprobe.conf like these (I'm guessing the module names are the ones from your post):
Code:
alias eth0 e100 |
Thanks, gilead, sometimes a hint is all it takes. I edited /etc/modutils/aliases to add the the lines you wrote, which are also in my Fedora/etc/modprobe.conf. Then I edited /etc/network/interfaces with the correct static IP information. Both NICs are now as I wanted them.
Thanks for your help! |
No problem - I'm glad it's working :)
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