Getting boot not to hang if ethernet not plugged into modem
From: Cheryl Homiak (chomiak_at_charter.net)
Date: 06/13/04
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Date: Sun, 13 Jun 2004 16:47:08 -0500 (CDT) To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Is there something one can put in /etc/network/interfaces or somewhere so
that ethernet card coming up will be conditional. right now, if I boot on
either my laptop or desktop with "auto" set for eth0 and the cable modem
isn't connected to the ethernet card, the whole boot hangs for quite a
while. i noticed when experimenting with Fedora recently that there was
only a brief pause if the cable modem wasn't plugged in, then the boot
continued almost immediately. Not trying to compare distros; it's just
that having this happen with Fedora made me wonder if it was possible to
set something up in debian. I don't always know when I am going to boot on
a computer without the modem connected and it seems anyway that there
could be a better solution than changing /etc/network/interfaces whenever
i think I might be doing this.
Thanks.
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