(In reply to comment #37)
> Mmmm... Rather strange... I added the above lines in the three files you tell
> me, I removed the "auto ..." line from e/n/i, I booted several (seven or eight)
> times, and I'm unable to reproduce the bug :/
>
The effect of the "auto" lines is that your network cards will be configured in
both S:S40networking and in parallel with that -- this could mean that your
network is configured, then deconfigured, which would explain what you saw with
those auto lines in place. It would also be temperamental.
(In reply to comment #37)
> Mmmm... Rather strange... I added the above lines in the three files you tell
> me, I removed the "auto ..." line from e/n/i, I booted several (seven or eight)
> times, and I'm unable to reproduce the bug :/
>
The effect of the "auto" lines is that your network cards will be configured in
both S:S40networking and in parallel with that -- this could mean that your
network is configured, then deconfigured, which would explain what you saw with
those auto lines in place. It would also be temperamental.