Ubuntu-Server no network after installation

Bug #146456 reported by jshanks
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Bug Description

After installing Ubuntu-Server from 27-09-07 daily build, there is no network available on boot.
All of the builds prior to the release of the new kernel worked fine.

I had to edit the /etc/interfaces file and change all references to the ethernet from eth0 to eth1 and then restart the network to make a connection.

I'm not sure what is changing the reference to the ethernet card, but I've noteced quite a few network startup bugs reported. Also, because the server doesn't install with a graphical desktop there is really no configuration tool to fix this problem easily.

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Brian Murray (brian-murray) wrote :

Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better. Could you please take a look at bug 145382 to see if your bug report is a duplicate of it? (That bug was mentioned in the release notes for the Beta CD.) Thanks in advance.

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David Portwood (dzportwood) wrote :

Thanks for your report.
The server install doesnt have a GUI for several reasons.
Can you please provide me with the output of a few commands?
lspci, ifconfig, dmesg, syslog (only around boot time for syslog)
Thanks,
David P.

jshanks (jim-shanks)
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jshanks (jim-shanks) wrote :

Reply to Brian Murray: This looks like it is a dupe of the bug. Sorry I didn't see it in the release notes, I installed from a daily build and not the beta-CD.

To David: I understand why the server doesn't have a graphical interface and that's not a problem. I'll try to get the output for you asap.

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jshanks (jim-shanks) wrote :

Here are the files requested. If you need any more informations, let me know.

Thanks,
Jim Shanks

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