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Originally Posted by theNbomr
Okay, so your light distro probably doesn't have a grep that does recursive searches. Instead, you can use find (untested):
Code:
find /etc -exec "grep -i eth0" {} \; -print
But, I guess you've found it if you were able to configure the NIC. You should be able to bind each NIC to a configuration with its MAC.
Adding another NIC possibly changes the default designation of eth0 & eth1, eth2... Some distros handle this seamlessly, but in others you need to adjust your NIC naming to suit the distro. Was really hoping someone familiar with the DSL way could step up here.
--- rod. |
Hehe, it was that, thanx.
I fiddled with it and managed to get it working. NICs have proper addresses, time zone is correct and when I issue time sync command, it syncs with NTP properly.
Now, the final two questions:
- how do I set up the machine to sync every X minutes with NTP?
- how do I add time sync to boot
