DSL can not connect automatically

[Chengkinhung]

Dear Ubuntu,

I just install a new ubuntu desktop 12.10 64bit from ISO image, but the DSL can not connect automatically when the computer start up.

There is only one interface eth0 on my computer, and this interface connected to DSL device directly with PPPOE(need username and password). I open the "Network Connection", and found there is one interface named "Auto Ethernet" under the tab Wired, and another interface named "DSL connection 1" under the tab DSL.

I had already config the DSL correctly, and check the "Connect automatically" on this DSL connection settings, and also connect successfully when I manually connect it.

But the DSL can not connect automatically when my computer restart, I notice the Networking is always searching and tring the Wired network interface(eth0 - Auto Ethernet), and after failure it will retry the Wired again, just do not try to connect the DSL interface.

When I disable the Networking and re-enable the Networking, it will try to connect the DSL interface and will connect successfully.

I had also try to disable the Auto Ethernet's "Connect automatically", and disable IPv4/IPv6 Settings, even try to delete the Auto Ethernet, but nothing help.

In this same computer, I am before using the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit, there is not this problem, DSL can connect successfull every time when the computer start.

Please help.

Thanks very much.

Jason Cheng.

[Ubuntu Foundations Team Bug Bot (crichton)]

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